Most of the population was made up of indentured servants, slaves, women, children, and the working class. Even so, policies were written mainly by white, male landowners.

Which answer explains why this was the case?

The other groups of people did not live in cities, where policy writing took place.

The other groups of people did not have any power and most did not have basic rights.

The other groups of people were busy carrying out more important functions in society.

The other groups of people were mainly younger people and weren't of legal age to vote.

Question

Most of the population was made up of indentured servants, slaves, women, children, and the working class. Even so, policies were written mainly by white, male landowners.

Which answer explains why this was the case?

 The other groups of people did not live in cities, where policy writing took place.

 The other groups of people did not have any power and most did not have basic rights.

 The other groups of people were busy carrying out more important functions in society.

 The other groups of people were mainly younger people and weren't of legal age to vote.

anonymous · Answer

I NEED SERIOUS HELP PLZ

anonymous · Answer

Think of the time when this was all happening. Slavery was big, woman didn't get as many benefits or respect as men, and kids were ....well in white groups well educated (males) unlike females. In other groups they were not. What is one huge similarity that the other groups had that made them considered non-white (besides their skin-tone).

anonymous · Answer

WOW THANKS YOU ARE THE FIRST PERSON WHOSE ACTUALLY ANSWERED ONE OF MY QUESTIONS

anonymous · Answer

No problem! Now think about it for a second. What did they have in common?

anonymous · Answer

NO RIGHTS AND THEY COULD NOT VOTE IS THE ONLY THING THAT POPS UP IN MY HEAD

anonymous · Answer

Correct. Now isn't that one of your answer choices? (COUGH B).