英语词汇“Reform Act”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Reform Act

noun

An act framed to amend the system of parliamentary representation, especially any of those introduced in Britain during the 19th century.The 1832 Reform Act revised the parliamentary franchise, both in terms of which boroughs were represented and of who was entitled to vote....

He was largely responsible for the introduction of the second Reform Act, which doubled the electorate.
Liberal horizons narrowed even more when the electorate, as the result of the Reform Act of 1918, expanded threefold not just by enfranchising women over 30 but non-householder men.

The first Reform Act (1832) disenfranchised various rotten boroughs and lowered the property qualification, widening the electorate by about 50 per cent to include most of the male members of the upper middle class. The second (1867) doubled the electorate to about 2 million men by again lowering the property qualification, and the third (1884) increased it to about 5 million.

单词	Reform Act
释义	Reform Act noun An act framed to amend the system of parliamentary representation, especially any of those introduced in Britain during the 19th century.The 1832 Reform Act revised the parliamentary franchise, both in terms of which boroughs were represented and of who was entitled to vote.... He was largely responsible for the introduction of the second Reform Act, which doubled the electorate. Liberal horizons narrowed even more when the electorate, as the result of the Reform Act of 1918, expanded threefold not just by enfranchising women over 30 but non-householder men. The first Reform Act (1832) disenfranchised various rotten boroughs and lowered the property qualification, widening the electorate by about 50 per cent to include most of the male members of the upper middle class. The second (1867) doubled the electorate to about 2 million men by again lowering the property qualification, and the third (1884) increased it to about 5 million.
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