In the Aftermath of the 1848 Revolution,Frederick William of Prussia

In the aftermath of the 1848 revolution,Frederick William of Prussia rejected a new constitution; ten years later he accepted a constitution that allowed for the election of a Parliament with voting based on:

A) universal male suffrage,although votes were weighted based on taxes paid.
B) membership in one of the three Estates; the Third Estate received only a partial vote.
C) ethnic heritage; only those who could prove German heritage for three generations were allowed to vote.
D) land ownership; only those who owned property would be allowed to vote.
E) a family's wealth; only those families with a total wealth of at least 1 million marks could vote.