Who created enclosures in sixteenth century England
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The landlords of the sixteenth century England started the process of creating enclosures for marking their farming lands and pastures.
It was Tudor rule in England during sixteenth century and there was high demand for the English wool in the foreign market, encouraging the landowners concentrate on raising more flocks of sheep.
The practice of creating enclosures helped them in sheep farming with lesser labour costs.
It was Tudor rule in England during sixteenth century and there was high demand for the English wool in the foreign market, encouraging the landowners concentrate on raising more flocks of sheep.
The practice of creating enclosures helped them in sheep farming with lesser labour costs.
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Landlords
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The Landlords created enclosures in sixteenth-century England
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1) This was mainly created by the Landlords of 16th century
2) There was a high demand on the Landlords in England
3) 16th century was the most progressive century
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The Landlords created enclosures in sixteenth-century England
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1) This was mainly created by the Landlords of 16th century
2) There was a high demand on the Landlords in England
3) 16th century was the most progressive century
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