explain any five reasons for the rapid enclosure movement in england
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Enclosure System:
Under this system, the common land which was the property of the whole village was being enclosed by rich landlords. The common land was enclosed by building hedges around the land to separate it from that of others.
i) The price of wool increased leading rich farmers to expand wool production to earn profits which led enclosures.
(ii) Farmers were keen to improve sheep breeds and ensure good pasture for them.
(iii) Growing urban population in England increased the demand of foodgrains.
(iv) Due to war with France, trade was disrupted and price of foodgrains increased which led new enclosures.
other some reasons......
•prices of wool rose.
•rich farmers expanded wool production to increase profits.
hope it's helpful ..
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Enclosure System:
Under this system, the common land which was the property of the whole village was being enclosed by rich landlords. The common land was enclosed by building hedges around the land to separate it from that of others.
i) The price of wool increased leading rich farmers to expand wool production to earn profits which led enclosures.
(ii) Farmers were keen to improve sheep breeds and ensure good pasture for them.
(iii) Growing urban population in England increased the demand of foodgrains.
(iv) Due to war with France, trade was disrupted and price of foodgrains increased which led new enclosures.
other some reasons......
•prices of wool rose.
•rich farmers expanded wool production to increase profits.
hope it's helpful ..
#itsme
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