All of the following are true of Britain in the nineteenth century except
A) it was a constitutional monarchy with many limits on the powers of the king and state.
B) it was a truly democratic state.
C) landed aristocrats dominated both the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
D) the middle class and working class slowly gained the right to vote.
E) many towns continued to be governed by corrupt groups.

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While Britain was making progress towards democracy, it was not yet a truly democratic state during the nineteenth century. Women, for example, did not gain the right to vote until the early twentieth century, and there were still limitations on who could vote based on property ownership.

All of the Following Are True of Britain in the Nineteenth