Question

The "enclosure system" was a contributing factor to the industrial revolution because it ____ a. provided additional natural resources c. changed the way that landowners used their land b. gave peasants more money to spend on goods d. allowed additional textiles to be produced in the home

Answer 1

Answer:

changed the way that landowners used their land

Explanation:

The enclosure system is a form of land ownership practice originated in England around the thirteenth century. This system of land holdings gave the owners land that is restricted from the use by any other person aside from the owner of the land. It protects the landholding of individuals against communal use.

This thereby in turn led to the industrial and agricultural revolution. Because most of the private owners then decide to fence their land in which some chose to farm extensively on it or build a factory that manufactured natural products to refine goods.