The enclosures of formerly peasant lands in England was done for the purpose of producing

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The enclosures of formerly peasant lands in England were done for the purpose of producing more efficient agriculture and increasing profits for landowners. While some of these lands may have been used for growing crops such as sugar, tobacco, cotton, or coffee, the primary purpose was not the cultivation of these specific crops. Therefore, none of the choices presented are the best answer.

The Enclosures of Formerly Peasant Lands in England Was Done