Who constituted "the people," according to political arrangements Americans made during the War of Independence?
A) women over 30 years old
B) former slaves who had a trade
C) Amerindians who had fought with the colonists
D) propertied white men

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During the War of Independence, "the people" in the context of political arrangements primarily referred to propertied white men. This group was considered eligible for voting and holding office, reflecting the societal norms and restrictions of the time.

Who Constituted "The People," According to Political Arrangements Americans Made