How Did Great Britain Avoid Revolts in 1848

question 4

Multiple Choice

How did Great Britain avoid revolts in 1848?

• A)Most people had no complaints.
• B)Parliament protected the people from the monarchy.
• C)The British army put down revolts quickly and brutally.
• D)Queen Victoria was loved by the people.
• E)The authorities used a combination of gradual reforms and vigilance to keep the country from major revolts.

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