Great Reform Act, 1832 (AQA GCSE History): Quizzes

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Great Reform Act, 1832
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Which political party led the campaign for the Great Reform Act in 1832?

The Whigs

Who became Prime Minister in 1830 and pushed through the Great Reform Act?

Lord Grey

Which house rejected the first two reform bills?

House of Lords

How much damage did the Bristol riots cause in 1831?

Over £300,000

How many people died in the Bristol riots of 1831?

12 people

What nickname did Lord John Russell earn after the Great Reform Act?

Finality Jack

How many rotten boroughs were completely disenfranchised by the Act?

56 boroughs

How many new constituencies were created by the Great Reform Act?

67 constituencies

What was the annual rent qualification for voting in boroughs?

£10 or more

By what percentage did the electorate increase after the 1832 Act?

78%

What proportion of men could vote after the Great Reform Act?

One man in five

Which movement emerged after 1832 demanding further electoral reform?

Chartism

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