Revolution and chaos were avoided in Britain during the nineteenth century by all except the
A) creation of a secret and effective secret political police unit, the "Peelers."
B) economic prosperity it experienced during the period.
C) passage of the Reform Act of 1832.
D) national unity that was engendered by the reign of Queen Victoria.
E) the long-stable government institutions.

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The creation of a secret and effective secret political police unit, the "Peelers," played a significant role in avoiding revolution and chaos in Britain during the nineteenth century. The police force was named after the Home Secretary, Sir Robert Peel, who founded it in 1829. The Peelers were credited with maintaining public order, preventing riots, and containing political unrest.

Revolution and Chaos Were Avoided in Britain During the Nineteenth