Geography, asked by anna2670, 3 months ago

Why were threshing machines opposed by the
poor in England?

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Answered by anurag21286

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Threshing machines were opposed by the poor in England because they thought that these machines would deprive workmen of their livelihood. They believed that with the help of machines the richer farmers and big landlords would encourage enclosure movement.

Answered by biolover6

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Answer :Threshing machines were opposed by the poor in England because they thought that these machines would deprive workmen of their livelihood. They believed that with the help of machines the richer farmers and big landlords would encourage enclosure movement.

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