Property Ownership Was a Significant Factor in the Tradition of Exclusion

Property ownership was a significant factor in the tradition of exclusion at the founding of the American political system, as evidenced by the

A) extension of voting rights only to propertied men.
B) lack of voting rights for children based on their intellectual capacity.
C) extension of voting rights to American Indians, as long as they lived on "Indian land. "
D) lack of citizenship for African Americans and American Indians.