Between 1864 and 1886, one piece of legislation in this country made it so that any suspected prostitute would undergo immediate examination.
Between 1864 and 1886, one piece of legislation in this country made it so that any suspected prostitute would undergo immediate examination. This nation was the site of the Contagious Diseases Act; arson and vandalism of postal boxes were amongst the tactics of the "sufragettes" in this country; and "rotten boroughs" were abolished by this country's (*) Great Reform Bill. The Cato Street Conspiracy occurred here two months after the passage of the Six Acts, which were approved following the Peterloo Massacre. For 10 points, identify this European country whose history includes much Parliamentary reform.
Between 1864 and 1886, one piece of legislation in this country made it so that any suspected prostitute would undergo immediate examination.
{United Kingdom} of Great Britain and Northern Ireland [or the {UK}; or {Great Britain}; prompt on {Britain}, but do not accept {England}]