Why did many Englishmen feel cheated by the Reform Act of 1832?

A)Many men felt that the Reform Act did not do enough to address workers' issues such as low pay.

B)Most men were unable to take advantage of the new voting policies because of they lacked education.

C)The act gave too few additional men the right to vote since the right to vote was based on owning property.

D)The act only addressed the issue of women and children working in the underground mines.

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