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En Ecuador, el requisito de ser propietario para sufragar se elimina en:
a) La Constitución de 1830.
b) La época colonial.
c) La Constitución de 1861.
d) La Constitución de 1906.

Las personas esclavizadas adquirieron la posibilidad de sufragar cuando:
a) El Estado hizo una ley a su favor.
b) La esclavitud es abolida y adquieren la condición de ciudadanos.
c) Los amos así lo permitieron.
d) Lucharon para votar.



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Final answer:

Property qualifications for voting and suffrage rights evolution in Ecuador and globally.


Explanation:

Property qualifications for voting were a common practice inherited from England, restricting the right to vote to White males with property. This began to change with the abolition of property qualifications for voting in the early nineteenth century, gradually expanding suffrage rights.

In Ecuador, the elimination of the requirement to be a property owner to vote occurred during the enactment of the Constitution of 1830. This marked a shift towards more inclusive suffrage rights, aligning with global movements advocating for universal suffrage.


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