Question

In the 1800s, American women could not vote because
they could not pass a written exam.
the US Constitution did not allow it.
they did not own land or property.
state constitutions did not extend that right.

Answer 1

state constitutions did not extend that right.

Voting qualifications were set by state laws and constitutions, and most limited suffrage to men (usually white men). Women were generally excluded by those state rules; nationwide women's suffrage only came with the 19th Amendment in 1920.