Politicians from modest backgrounds tended to support which of the following reforms in the 1810s?

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Politicians from modest backgrounds tended to support restrictions on imprisonment for debt because they were more likely to have experienced this issue personally and wanted to reform the system. Tax increases for the rich and mandatory military service were not necessarily supported by politicians from modest backgrounds, and limited suffrage for women was not a major reform issue in the 1810s.

Politicians from Modest Backgrounds Tended to Support Which of the Following