Reform of Parliament 1780-1928

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GCSE History Mind Map on Reform of Parliament 1780-1928, created by Alice Bedford on 26/11/2017.
Alice Bedford
Mind Map by Alice Bedford, updated more than 1 year ago
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Reform of Parliament 1780-1928
  1. System 1780
    1. Political Parties
      1. Whigs
        1. More likely to question Monarch
          1. Mostly land owners but increasingly land owners
            1. More sympathy for non-conformists
              1. Began to demand reform 1820s
              2. Tories
                1. Defended monarch & CofE
                  1. Nearly all landowners
                    1. More resistant to change
                  2. Main features
                    1. 658 constituencies
                      1. Constituencies returned 2 MPs each
                        1. Two types of constituency
                          1. Borough
                            1. County
                            2. Small minority of men could vote - 5% population
                              1. Polling stations widely distributed - took hours to travel there
                                1. Open voting
                                2. Types of Borough
                                  1. Open Borough
                                    1. Had to meet various qualifications eg payment of local poor rates
                                      1. Preston gave all men the vote
                                        1. 20 boroughs had electorates of over 1,000 (eg Westminster 11,000)
                                      2. Corporation borough
                                        1. Only voters were members of the town council
                                          1. Filled seat by nomination & corrupt
                                            1. E.g. Sudbury Suffolk
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