Chartists were a significant working-class movement in the 19th century England, primarily focused on political reforms. Their main demands were encapsulated in the People's Charter of 1838, which included universal male suffrage among other political reforms, aiming to make the political system more democratic and inclusive.

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Chartists in England

Question 20

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A) refused to use violence to gain their ends.
B) were primarily interested in better working conditions.
C) never developed a mass movement.
D) were primarily interested in political reforms like universal male suffrage.

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