Question

How did the colonists in the New World make their political institutions more democratic?
Men were required to own land to be eligible to vote.
A greater percentage of men could vote in the colonies than could vote in England.
Both men and women were allowed to vote in town meetings.

Answer 1

@INarcolepsy @jasmine1014

Answer 2

The colonists in the new world made their political institutions more democratic by allowing more people to be involved in governmental practices. They implemented the creation of representatives for a set number of people. They also allowed more freedoms for people to voice their opinion about governmental policies.

Answer 3

so it is C

Answer 4

@cordell10

Answer 5

@SarahEZZMcK

Answer 6

yes it C sorry open study is being slow

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

thanks for the medal

Answer 9

yep its c