Which most likely explains why the British Parliament decided to pass the Reform Act of 1832?

The Reform Act of 1832 was passed amid growing pressure from industrial and urban communities, including workers, for fairer representation in Parliament. The act expanded voting rights and redistributed seats from underrepresented areas, though it did not give all citizens the right to vote. Landowners already held substantial political influence, so pressure from them is less likely to explain the reform.

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