Why was the land being enclosed in the late 18th century england
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Much of the Britain’s land was under private control. Most of the lands were under collective ownership and under the control of individuals.
According to the records 40,000 land millionaires were found to be owned the half of the lands of entire Britain that was nearly 0.06 percentage of the entire population.
Apart from the land owners most of the people had lived by working in those lands. The enclosure act that passed was found to benefit only the rich land owners than the peasants. Apart from the benefits the act allowed the land owners to expand their territory in large level in order to make more turnovers.
Answer:
why was the land enclosed in 16th century in england???
Explanation:
Enclosures were seen as necessary to make long-term investments on land and plan crop rotations to improve the soil. Enclosures also allowed the richer landowners to expand the land under their control and produce more for the market thus earning profit
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