In Great Britain in the eighteenth century,a series of Enclosure Acts were established by Parliament,that broke up small farms,forced many small farmers to move to large cities in search of wage labor,and increased agricultural profits for landowners.What large-scale social system was this a part of ?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Enclosure Acts were a part of the capitalist system, which aimed to maximize profits and increase efficiency by consolidating and privatizing land. This led to the displacement of small farmers and the growth of industrial capitalism in urban areas.

In Great Britain in the Eighteenth Century,a Series of Enclosure