The Reform Act of 1832

question 33

Multiple Choice

The Reform Act of 1832

• A) relieved class-based tensions.
• B) enfranchised all male house owners in rural and urban areas.
• C) represented the first in a rapid series of voting reforms that politically transformed the UK.
• D) nearly doubled the size of the electorate.
• E) extended the franchise to a select section of the middle class.

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