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u. s. groups o...
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u. s. groups of the late 1700s and early 1800s
*women
*children
*indentured servants
*native americans
*african americans
*working class
why did all of the groups listed above lack a strong voice in government?
a) they were poorly educated.
b) they were not u. s. citizens.
c) they did not have voting rights.
d) they could not own property.
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