Question

which women were not allowed to vote in that time period? select all that apply. generally, married women - because their husbands owned their property (although it seems some married women probably did vote as they were able to meet the property requirements; the historical record is not fully clear on this issue) those women who did not meet the property requirements the majority of african - american women, as most were slaves and few, if any, could meet the property requirements widows, regardless of whether they met the property requirements question 3 5 pts why werent some women (from question 2 above) allowed to vote? select all that apply. wealthy, single women - because as women they were not as educated as men women over the age of 60, as they were too \feeble - minded\ to vote widows were not allowed to vote because they were social outcasts who failed to keep their husbands alive married women were considered dependent on their husbands, which meant they could be pushed into voting the way the husband wanted (thus, unfairly giving the husband two votes)

Explanation:

1. For the first question, historically, married women faced property - related restrictions as their husbands owned their property, and those without property requirements and most African - American women (due to slavery and property barriers) were not allowed to vote. Widows who met property requirements could vote.
2. For the second question, married women were considered dependent on husbands, which could lead to unfair voting influence for husbands. The other reasons given (wealthy single women's education, women over 60 being "feeble - minded", widows being social outcasts) are not valid historical reasons for non - voting rights.

Answer:

Question 2:

• Generally, married women - because their husbands owned their property (although it seems some married women probably did vote as they were able to meet the property requirements; the historical record is not fully clear on this issue)
• Those women who did not meet the property requirements
• The majority of African - American women, as most were slaves and few, if any, could meet the property requirements

Question 3:

• Married women were considered dependent on their husbands, which meant they could be pushed into voting the way the husband wanted (thus, unfairly giving the husband two votes)