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Protected pauper apprentices |
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Limited Child Labor in the cotton industrry |
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Modified the Combination Acts |
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Admitted nonconformists to political office |
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1829 CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION |
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Admimtted Catholics to office |
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Eliminated rotten boroughs Increased the electorate Provided representation for industrial towns |
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Limited working hours for children |
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Limited working hours for children |
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1864 CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT |
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Required medical exam for prostitutes |
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Enfranchised working and lower middle class |
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1869 DISESTABLISHMENT ACT |
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Disestablished Anglican Church in Ireland |
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Basis for agraarian reforms in Ireland |
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Basis for Compulsory Education |
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Ended limitations placed on unions |
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Reduced workweek to 56 hours |
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1875 ARTISANS DWELLING ACT |
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Defined unsanitary housing, state inspection |
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Enfranchised rural labor and miners |
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Redistributed seats in House of Commons |
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Destroyed veto power of House of Lords |
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1912 THIRD HOME RULE BILL |
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For separate Irish Parliament--passed, but not enacted |
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Limited plural voting. Allowed women over 30 who held property or had degrees the vote. |
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