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The Enclosure Acts, enacted in the 18th and 19th centuries, consolidated small, communal farming lands into larger, privately owned farms. This process often displaced British peasants who relied on common land for subsistence farming and grazing. As land became enclosed and privatized, many peasants lost their livelihoods and were forced to seek work in urban areas, contributing to the rise of industrial labor. The acts reflected a shift towards more efficient agricultural practices but also exacerbated social inequality and rural poverty.
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Uniting small farms into large government-controlled farms is called?
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What was the name of the British air force in ww2?
The Royal Air Force (RAF).
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no it isn't but there is another British force called task force 121
British' victories in the American revolution?
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To prevent the British task force from destroying the military depot established there and force them to retreat to Boston.
What is the abbreviation of the british air force?
RAF for Royal Air Force
