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The Revolution of 1830 in France frightened parliamentary leaders. They feared that revolutionary violence would spread to Britain. Thus, Parliament passed the Reform Bill of 1832.
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The People's Charter called for them. Parliament extends suffrage to working-class men.
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To correct the ills of industrialization and urbanization, improve conditions for workers and the poor, acquire the rights for women that men had.
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It was a political scanndal that from its beginning in 1894 divided France until it was finally resolved in 1906.
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All demands became a law.
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The Dreyfus case showed the strength of anti-Semitism in France and other parts of Western Europe. However, persecution of Jews was even more and severe in Eastern Europe. Russian officials premitted pogroms organized campaigns of violence against Jews.
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All of the women above 30 years old had the right to own property and vote.
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The government gave ALL women the rights to vote over a ceratin age.