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Before the Massachusetts Bay colony became a royal colony, the right to vote was limited to

Before the Massachusetts Bay colony became a royal colony, the right to vote was limited to

a. all adults who agreed to abide by the legal code of the colony.
b. all property-owning adult male residents of the colony who owned stock in the Massachusetts BayCompany.
c. all property-owning adult males who were members of the Puritan church.
d. all residents of the colony who were members of the Puritan church.

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