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Voting reforms were common, because people wanted to be involved in making decisions that impacted their lives. Many of the reforms that took place are still important in the United States today. Voting rights, minimum wage laws, child labor protection, unemployment and insurance all serve to protect the citizens

of the United States.

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Q: During the 18Th and 19Th centuries what types of reforms were most common in Britain France the US Canada and Australia?
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