The Liberal-Conservative rivalry in British politics

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A) The extension of the vote to city workers in 1867, also known as the Second Reform Act, was a result of the rivalry between the Liberal and Conservative parties. 
B) Compulsory education was also introduced as a result of this rivalry, with both parties recognizing the importance of education for the success of the country. 
C) The rivalry between the Liberal and Conservative parties led to a significant expansion of suffrage in 1884, with the Third Reform Act granting the vote to millions more men. 
D) The rivalry between Gladstone and Disraeli, who were leaders of the Liberal and Conservative parties respectively, was a major aspect of the overall Liberal-Conservative rivalry in British politics. Therefore, all of the above choices are correct.

The Liberal-Conservative Rivalry in British Politics