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Roman Catholic Relief Act
Irish catholics were given the right to vote -
Cotton Mills Act
Night work was banned for all persons under the age of 21, and work days were limited to 12 hours for everyone under 18 years of age -
The Great Reform Act
The middle class was given the right to vote -
The Ten Hours Act
Work hours for women and children per week were limited to 63 hours -
The representation of People Act
Gave voting rights to every adult male householder living in towns -
Secret Ballot Act
Made voting secret and reduced power of landlords in determining outcome of elections -
Conspiracy and Protection of Property Act
Workers were permitted to peacefully picket their place of work when they are on strike -
Representation of the People Act
Gave poor farmers and people living on the countryside the right to vote