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Life in the UK Test Practice Question · Ho & Duck: Add-on — Chapter 3 Extra Topics

What were the Corn Laws, repealed in 1846 as part of the government's move towards free trade?

Correct answer: Laws that had prevented the import of cheap grain, which helped British industry once removed

The Corn Laws, which had prevented the import of cheap grain, were repealed in 1846 as part of the government's move towards free trade, helping British industry by allowing raw materials to be imported more cheaply.

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