Question

Which of the following best analyzes the results of changes in voting rights in the constitutions of 1788 and 1790?(1 point) Responses Very little changed, other than military service becoming a qualification to vote. Very little changed, other than military service becoming a qualification to vote. The changes allowed for a shift in power from the lowcountry to the backcountry. The changes allowed for a shift in power from the lowcountry to the backcountry. The constitution of 1790 gave more power to the lowcountry because it gave enslaved Africans the right to vote. The constitution of 1790 gave more power to the lowcountry because it gave enslaved Africans the right to vote. The constitution of 1790 allowed all White males to vote for the first time

Answer 1

The response that best analyzes the results of changes in voting rights in the constitutions of 1788 and 1790 is: The changes allowed for a shift in power from the lowcountry to the backcountry.

This interpretation highlights the significant socio-political dynamics at play during that period, where changes in voting rights reflected larger shifts in power and representation within the region. The other options either mischaracterize the voting rights or inaccurately describe the implications of those changes.