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A British citizen who supported social reform in the Victorian era would most likely call for the government to:

A British citizen who supported social reform in the Victorian era would most likely call for the government to:
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A British citizen who supported social reform in the Victorian era would most likely call for the government to:

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Answer: stop factories from polluting the air

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The correct answer is provide public schools for poor children

Not many people went to school at the time because they were poor and British progressives wanted to change that. They would also fight to enable women to get their voting rights because that was also problematic in the Victorian era, as well as giving women their economic rights. They would also fight for better working conditions for laborers.
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