Of the various restrictions on suffrage that were in place at the founding of the United States, which was the first to be almost entirely eradicated?

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Property qualifications, which required individuals to own a certain amount of land or pay a certain amount of taxes in order to vote, were the first to be eliminated. This began in the early 19th century with states like Maryland and New York removing property requirements, and by the mid-19th century, almost all states had eliminated them. While racial and religious restrictions persisted for many years, and women did not gain the right to vote until 1920, property qualifications were the first to be almost entirely eradicated.

Of the Various Restrictions on Suffrage That Were in Place