Historically, what were the essential three informal qualifications for U.S. presidents?(1 point) Responses being young, being White, and having experience (often in military form) being young, being White, and having experience (often in military form) being male, being a person of color, and having experience (often in military form) being male, being a person of color, and having experience (often in military form) being male, being White, and holding advanced degrees being male, being White, and holding advanced degrees being male, being White, and having experience (often in military form)

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The historically essential three informal qualifications for U.S. presidents were: being male, being White, and having experience (often in military form).
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