If you were a catholic or a non-anglican protestant in britain during the 1820s, how would parliamentary reforms have affected your life?

 Catholic and non-Anglican protestant were granted the rights to vote by the reforms of 1820.

 one would have been given the right to vote provided you were a man and had a certain level of income. women were not allowed to vote yet by the reforms. Before reform only people who worshiped at the established Anglican church had the right to vote.

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