Question

4. Areas in Britain with representatives but very few voters were known as: 5 points slim pickings O rotten Buroughs Wyoming None of these​

Answer 1

The correct option is;

Rotten Boroughs

Step-by-step explanation:

A rotten borough otherwise known as a pocket borough or proprietorial borough or a nomination borough before the Reform Act 1832 represented a constituency or parliamentary borough having a relatively small number of electorate, consisting of a royal charter incorporated town or former town in England whose boundaries had changed, by expansion or contraction, such that a patron can use it for the purpose of gaining unusual influence in the House of Commons before the reforms.