Questions: The framers of the Constitution did not emphasize civil rights. made sure equality was guaranteed. created a government under which all citizens were treated equally. established property rights for women.

The answer is: The framers of the Constitution did not emphasize civil rights.

This option is accurate. The original U.S. Constitution, drafted in 1787, primarily focused on establishing the framework of the federal government and did not explicitly address civil rights. The Bill of Rights, which includes several civil rights protections, was added later in 1791 as the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

This option is not accurate. The original Constitution did not guarantee equality for all citizens. It notably allowed for the continuation of slavery and did not provide equal rights for women or non-white individuals. The 14th Amendment, which addresses equal protection under the law, was not adopted until 1868.

This option is not accurate. As mentioned, the original Constitution did not ensure equal treatment for all citizens. Issues such as slavery and the lack of voting rights for women and non-landowners highlight the inequalities present at the time.

This option is not accurate. The original Constitution did not specifically address property rights for women. Women's property rights were largely governed by state laws, and it wasn't until much later that significant legal changes, such as the Married Women's Property Acts, began to address these issues.