In Great Britain until 1884,only
A) 3.3% of the population could vote.
B) 6.3% of the population could vote.
C) 9.3% of the population could vote.
D) 12.3% of the population could vote.
E) 15.3% of the population could vote.

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Until the Reform Act of 1832, only a small number of wealthy male property owners could vote. The Reform Acts of 1867 and 1884 expanded the right to vote to more people, but it wasn't until the latter act that a significant portion of the population gained suffrage. Therefore, until 1884, only a small fraction of the British population had the right to vote, and 3.3% is the most accurate answer among the choices given.

In Great Britain Until 1884,only