All 9 questions on Reform of Parliament, as a list
June 2025, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): ‘The 1867 Representation of the People Act was the key turning point in the extension of the franchise in the years c1815–1928.’ How far do you agree with this
June 2024, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): ‘The Representation of the People Act of 1832 brought about the most significant change in parliamentary representation in the years c1815–1928.’ How far do you
June 2023, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): ‘The 1918 Representation of the People Act was the key turning point in the creation of a parliamentary democracy in the years c1780–1928.’ How far do you agree
June 2022, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): ‘Pressure from outside parliament was the most significant factor in bringing about parliamentary reform in the years 1815–1928.’ How far do you agree with this
November 2021, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): How accurate is it to say that the principal reason for parliamentary reform, in the years c1780–1928, was to eliminate corruption?
October 2020, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): How far can the Ballot Act (1872) be seen as the key turning point in creating a more representative political system in the years c1780–1928?
June 2019, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): ‘The passing of the 1884 Representation of the People Act brought about the most significant change in the composition of the electorate in the years c1828-1928
June 2018, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): How accurate is it to say that changes to the system of representation, in the years 1815–1928, were mainly driven by government fear of revolution?
June 2017, Paper 36.1, Q7 (20 marks): How far do you agree that the passing of the 1832 Representation of the People Act was the key turning point in the development of parliamentary democracy in th
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