In the early years of the United States, which group of people was mainly allowed to vote?

Every citizen over the age of 21

What was the main belief of people who worked to change the voting rules?

They wanted to make elections more expensive.

They believed every citizen should have a voice in the government.

They thought only the wealthiest people should be leaders.

They wanted to end voting completely.

They wrote secret letters to each other.

They held public meetings and organized marches.

They refused to work on farms and in factories.

They asked the king of another country for help.