Britain's liberal democracy expanded in the late 19th century through a series of Reform Acts, which

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The Reform Acts in the late 19th century, particularly the Second Reform Act of 1867, significantly expanded the franchise in Britain by lowering property requirements, thereby giving many working men the right to vote. This was a key step in the gradual expansion of the electorate, although it did not yet include universal male suffrage or women's suffrage.

Britain's Liberal Democracy Expanded in the Late 19th Century Through