AP European History

Answer - C - Middle-class men were given the right to vote under the 1832 Great Reform Bill passed in Great Britain.

Key Takeaway: The 1832 Great Reform Bill introduced significant changes into the electoral system of the United Kingdom, as proposed by the Whigs. Under this bill, the number of individuals who were entitled to vote was greatly increased. Suddenly, middle-class men were given the right to vote, thus increasing the size of the voting population by 50-80%.