‘The Conservative Party did more than the Liberal Party to advance the cause of parliamentary reform in the period 1851 to 1885.’

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intro and context

  • he period between 1851 and 1885 in Britain was marked by significant political and social change

  • the first reform act in 1832:the m/c had arned the vote but women and workers still excluded

  • rural areas overrepresented by MPs ehich benefited the tories (subject to pressure from landlords)

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Conservative party’s role

  • laid groundwork for reform

  • the Reform Act of 1867:extended the vote to all male urban householders but not all workers, only partially removed overrepresentation

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context of the 2nd reform act

  • parliament had insucessflly tried to reform the system 4 times in 1850s, US civil war led to greater publlic interest in democracy

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