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Mention any two positive and impacts of enclosure​

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Answered by kashishparshionikar
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Answer:

(i) The food grain production grew quickly to meet the demands. (ii) In 1868, England was producing 80% of the food it consumed, the rest was imported. (iii) Landlords captured larger and larger areas for agricultural field and were able to produce more for the market. I hope it helps you

Answered by khushirani17632
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Explanation:

positive impact

Enclosures had become necessary to make long-term investments on land and plan crop rotation to improve the soil. Enclosures also allowed the richer farmers to expand the land under their control. They could produce more for the market to earn more profit.

negative impact

Enclosure by the landed gentry restricted use of what had been "common land" - able to be used by all in the area. This loss of land availability diminished the ability of the small farmers to survive. Left without a way to make a living, farmers and agricultural workers moved to cities to try and find work.

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