Question

in what ways protoindustrial production helped the poor farmers in the country side?

Answer 1

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There was a large - scale industry production for an international market even before factories began in England and Europe. Historians refer this phase as proto-industrialisation. In the 17th and 18th century with the expansion of world trade and acquisition of colonies, the demand for good expanded. But the merchant could not set up the business in towns due to strict restrictions imposed by guilds.So the merchant turned to the countryside. This helped the poor farmers in the countryside. This helped the farmers in the countryside.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

* In the countryside poor presents and artisians began looking for merchants.

* Cottagers and poor presents who had earlier dependend on common lands for theitlr survivap, had to now look for alternative source of income.

* Many had small land holdings, which could not provide work for all the members of the family.

So, merchants cane around and offered advances to produce goods for them, peasants eagerly agreed.

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