Power and The People: - Contributed to political change
- All classes appalled by massacre - less support for Liverpool's government
- Demonstrators gained moral highground
- Many middle class factory owners and cotton merchants joined the reform
- Public response was an important factor to the Great Reform Act - more men before had voting rights

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- Contributed to political change
- All classes appalled by massacre - less support for Liverpool's government
- Demonstrators gained moral highground
- Many middle class factory owners and cotton merchants joined the reform
- Public response was an important factor to the Great Reform Act - more men before had voting rights

Carys Carpenter · Accepted Answer

Mid-term consequences of the Peterloo massacre (5)

Power and The People

Mid-term consequences of the Peterloo massacre (5)

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