The English Reform Act of 1884

question 55

Multiple Choice

The English Reform Act of 1884

• A)enfranchised women.
• B)gave English agricultural workers the right to vote.
• C)did not dramatically increase the size of the electorate.
• D)increased the total number of members in the House of Commons.
• E)increased middle-class representative in Parliament.

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Rational Expectations

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Rational Expectations

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