How 'Great' was the Great Reform Act 1832 - Groups
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- How 'Great' was the Great Reform Act 1832 - Groups
- Middle Class
- Very satisfied
- Gave them vote - reduced gap with U/C
- Tories
- Chandos clause = Allowed them to still sway elections
- Recognised that reform was required
- Somewhat glad it wasn't them to pass it
- Prevents revolution
- Content that no more reform woud occur
- Working Class
- Originally saw it as a breakthrough
- Alliance with M/C - maybe gave them a voice
- Hoped further reform would follow
- Alliance with M/C - maybe gave them a voice
- Eventually realised they had been played
- Betrayed
- Originally saw it as a breakthrough
- Whigs
- Keeps them in power
- Prevents Revolution
- Days of May
- Closest to rev Britain has ever been
- Days of May
- Increases votership
- M/C would vote for Whigs because they are grateful
- Appease majority
- Introduction
- Define 'great'
- Each group satisfied, Prevents revolution
- Each groups' aims
- Each group satisfied, Prevents revolution
- Define 'great'
- Middle Class
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