Closing Question: If you were a small farmer in Western Europe in the 18th century, why might you object to the enclosure system?

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30 August, 05:56

Closing Question: If you were a small farmer in Western Europe in the 18th century, why might you object to the enclosure system?

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Chessie · Answer 1

Answer: Any innovation was limited.

Explanation:

This system has been controversial in rural areas because the progress of agricultural development has been hindered. Methods from the Middle Ages cultivated the country, and any innovation had to be allowed by other users of the country.

The government itself has blocked these processes by supporting monopoly companies. Therefore, if an individual wanted to improve their production with some innovation, it was impossible.