Which of the following is not true in describing the condition of peasant society in England during the agricultural revolution?

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Parliament did not protect the land and rights of peasants during the agricultural revolution. In fact, many of the Enclosure Acts were passed by Parliament, which allowed gentry farmers to close off common lands as their private property. This led to the displacement and exploitation of many peasant farmers, who were forced to move to cities seeking employment. The accumulation of larger land holdings by the English gentry further marginalized the position of the peasantry. Before the revolution, farm families shared vital common pasture and woodlands, which helped to sustain their livelihoods.

Which of the Following Is Not True in Describing the Condition