……………..regarded the Reform Act of 1867 as ’a leap in the dark.’

Related MCQs

• As a result of the growing strength of the ’Chartist Movement’, the Representation of the People Act, was passed in 1867. It was introduced by …………….
• The works of electoral reform was completed by the Representation of the People Act of…………., which granted the right to vote, to all women over twenty-one years.
• The Meiji Restoration was basically a revolution that restored imperial rule to …………..in 1867.
• The most significant agency of the Catholic reform was ………….
• ………….is regarded as the "Morning star of the Reformation".
• Who is regarded as ’the father of the railway locomotive’?
• In 1534 the King ……………..induced Parliament to pass the Act of Supremacy which substituted the king for the Pope as head of the Church in England.
• The Act of Settlement was also passed in …………….
• The Secret Ballot Act introduced by ……………in 1872.
• In……………., the ’Representation of the People Act’ was passed by Parliament granting franchise to all men over twenty-one and to all women of thirty years and above.