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How did elections change in the early 1800s?
Most states eliminated the electoral college.
O Male voter turnout increased dramatically.
More freed blacks were allowed to vote.
O Participation was limited to property owners.

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BUBBA11120

it is d because they were only able to vote if they were propety owners or if they were white males.

gauravsingh23VT

Participation was limited to property owners is the way elections change in the early 1800s. Hence, option D is correct.

What happened in the 1800s election?

In the late 1780s, Democratic-Republican Thomas Jefferson trounced Federalist John Adams by a margin of 73 to 65 electoral votes. However, when casting their votes, presidential electors did not make a distinction between the positions of president and vice president.

The House of Representatives had to make the decision because Jefferson and Burr both garnered 73 votes in the Electoral College. The House elected Burr as the vice president and Jefferson as the president.

Thus, option D is correct.

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