During the Victorian Era, which lasted from 1837 to 1901, Britain went through some important changes in politics.

Here are a few key reforms:

1. Reform Acts:

   • The 1832 Reform Act allowed more people to vote and changed how seats in Parliament were divided.
   • The 1867 Reform Act let even more people vote, especially working men.

2. Trade Union Act 1871: This law made trade unions legal. This meant workers could come together and have their voices heard.

3. Representation of the People Act 1884: This law made it possible for rural workers to vote too.

These changes helped move Britain toward a more democratic society, where more people had a say in the government.