History Buffs, help.

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Quoting karaina²²:“ I'm going to be straight forward with this, I hate history. But I have to take this stupid class to major. ... [snip!] ... if someone already has previous knowledge I would get more out of them explaining it, then reading google posts. Thank you”

For the act: all men were allowed to vote and you didnt have to pay taxes to your landlord

against: the common man could vote and have a say, not just the nobles and higher power men- and it really didn't do anything to change the infrastructure of the seats

for the second question, I'd really have to see how your history book lays out the information to really dissect it

ps- I love history.. it never changes

Start off with what the Reform Act was about, do a few pages of pros and cons - why people did and did not want it to pass, and then explain how those same pros and cons were reflected in the passing of the act - or, the things that it helped or harmed, perhaps.

It looks like the Act let millions of men vote for the first time and helped the men in urban areas.

"The final proposals were as follows: a borough franchise for all who paid rates in person (that is, not compounders); and extra votes for graduates, professionals and those with over £50 savings. These last "fancy franchises" were seen by Conservatives as a weapon against a mass electorate. However, Gladstone attacked the bill; a series of sparkling parliamentary debates with Disraeli, resulted in the bill being much more radical. Ironically, having been given his chance by the belief that Gladstone's bill had gone too far in 1866, Disraeli had now gone further.
The bill ultimately aided the rise of the radical wing of the Liberal Party and helped Disraeli to victory. The Act was tidied up with many further Acts to alter the electoral boundaries."

Quoting sadie700 OB:“ For the act: all men were allowed to vote and you didnt have to pay taxes to your landlord against: ... [snip!] ... a say, not just the nobles and higher power men- and it really didn't do anything to change the infrastructure of the seats”

you're awesome, thanks for your help.

Quoting sadie700 OB:“ for the second question, I'd really have to see how your history book lays out the information to really dissect it ps- I love history.. it never changes”

in that sense i love it, i just hate my professor, I can't listen to him talk. so I learn nothing,

I like math. . .

Quoting karaina²²:“ in that sense i love it, i just hate my professor, I can't listen to him talk. so I learn nothing,”

lol- thats why I did all online classes!

Quoting Brycen&Livi ♥:“ I like math. . .”

and licking windows....

Quoting sadie700 OB:“ and licking windows....”

Just doors. . no one can see the weird face it makes on the other side.

Quoting Brycen&Livi ♥:“ Just doors. . no one can see the weird face it makes on the other side.”

psshht- thats all the fun of it right there

Quoting sadie700 OB:“ psshht- thats all the fun of it right there”

I get licking shy.

Quoting Rachael!:“ Start off with what the Reform Act was about, do a few pages of pros and cons - why people did and did ... [snip!] ... Liberal Party and helped Disraeli to victory. The Act was tidied up with many further Acts to alter the electoral boundaries."”

Thanks dollface  

hahaha, I hate math too, failing it actually, bust!

Quoting sadie700 OB:“ for the second question, I'd really have to see how your history book lays out the information to really dissect it ps- I love history.. it never changes”

Thats why I love it too. Its something that always stays the same and you can always count on.