The factors which led to the enclosures in England were:
→ Increasing population and due to it increasing demand of
food grains and other things led to the enclosure in England.
→ The rising prices of agricultural products such as wool, wheat,
milk, fruits etc. also played role as a factor in promoting
enclosures in England.
→ Industrialization and war needs made food grain prices soar,
making it necessary to take steps to increase its production.
→ In the nineteenth century enclosure were seen necessary to
make long term investment on land and plan crop rotations to
improve the soil.
→ Enclosures also allowed the richer landowners to expand the
land under their control and produce for the market.
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