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How did the Reform Act of 1832 affect voter representation in Parliament

It gave greater representation to wealthy landowners.

It gave greater representation to people in cities.

It took representation away from people in cities.

It took representation away from women.

Based on the graph, one would expect the percentage of the population with the right to vote in 1930 to be.

less than it was in 1918

about the same as it was in 1918

higher than it was in 1918

According to the graph, by 1918, about of people in Britain had the right to vote.

30%

75%

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