Question

When was the second Reform Bill passed and what did it do?

a) 1768, expanded suffrage to all citizens
b) 1832, expanded suffrage to more male property owners
c) 1901, granted women the right to vote
d) 1950, abolished the monarchy

Answer 1

The second Reform Bill was passed in 1832 and expanded suffrage to more male property owners.

Step-by-step explanation:

The second Reform Bill was passed in 1832. It expanded suffrage to more male property owners in Britain. The bill aimed to eliminate rotten boroughs and increase the representation of urban middle-class citizens in parliament.