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question: 1. As industry spread, the British government initiated reforms to improve workers’ lives. What motivated reforms in Britain? What kinds of reforms were enacted in Britain?
MY ANSWER: During the 1800’s and early 1900’s, the British Parliament passed a series of reforms that gave more rights and freedoms to the citizens. British parliament initiated reform Act of 1832 and the Reform Act of 1867. What motivated the reform act of 1832 was the problems with the British electoral system. The unequal distribution of seats. An example is, they wanted to provide for an increase in the number of voters in elections for the House of Commons. And to extend the franchise or spreading parliamentary seats. The 1832 Reform Act proved that change was possible. The second reform was the reform act of 1867. This reform was motivated by rising economic condition and the growing power of the working classes and their trade-unions. The third reform was the reform act of 1884. It was motivated from wanting to target rural areas that had been ignore by the 1867 act.
Your answer doesn't seem to have anything to do with improving workers' lives.
Your answer provides a good overview of the reforms enacted in Britain during the 1800s and early 1900s. It highlights some of the key motivations behind these reforms, such as problems with the electoral system, the increasing economic conditions of the working classes, and the desire to target previously neglected rural areas.
To further improve your answer, you can consider explaining the specific reforms enacted through these reform acts. For example, the Reform Act of 1832 aimed to address the issue of unequal distribution of seats by redistributing parliamentary seats and expanding the number of voters in elections for the House of Commons. The Reform Act of 1867 further extended voting rights to a greater number of working-class citizens and recognized the growing power of trade unions. The Reform Act of 1884 targeted rural areas by ensuring fairer representation for agricultural communities that had been previously ignored.
By providing more details about the specific reforms enacted in each act, you can make your answer more comprehensive.