The Act granted the vote to women over 30 who met property or educational qualifications, while most men over 21 gained the vote. Women’s wartime labor and decades of suffrage activism shaped the reform, but the age and qualification limits preserved inequalities. The reform was an important, incomplete change in postwar political life.
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