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Abolition of property qualification 1858 turning point in changing social composition of Commons?

Abolition of property qualification 1858 turning point in changing social composition of Commons?

Subject: History

Age range: 16+

Resource type: Assessment and revision

Last updated

21 July 2022

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How far can the abolition of property qualification for MPs in 1858 be seen as the key turning point in changing the social composition of the House of Commons in the years 1780 – 1928? (20 marks)

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Excellent for both learning and revising content.

Highly recommended resource from current year 13 students.

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