In England, the Enclosure Acts Led to the Concentration of Land

In England, the enclosure acts led to the concentration of land in the hands of a relatively small class of wealthy landlords, which:

A) reduced the food supply since the large landowners were only interested in raising cattle.
B) reduced the food supply, thereby forcing the English to develop an industry to pay for food imports.
C) resulted in vast, semicollective methods of cultivation.
D) raised the productivity of land and of farm labor.