Who could participate as a member in New England town meetings?
male heads of households and their wives
all free males, married and unmarried
male heads of households
all property owners
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In the town meeting that happens in New England, a landowner can participate in it without interference.
However, these meetings were important to the colonists because it gives an opinion and voice to the colony as a community and governed.
Even though the member of the family can attend the meeting, the right to get involved was given to a man.
However, it shifted to landowner soon.
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