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Why was the british parliament passed the enclosure act |
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Answer» the 18th century, enclosures were regulated by PARLIAMENT; a separate Act of Enclosure was REQUIRED for each village that wished to enclose its land. In 1801, Parliament passed a GENERAL Enclosure Act, which enabled any village, where three-quarters of the landowners agreed, to enclose its land.MARK AS BRAINLIEST PLEASE |
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