How did the enclosure movement benefit England during the Industrial Revolution?(1 point)

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The enclosures provided a contained area for conflict with colonies.
The enclosures provided a contained area for conflict with colonies.

The enclosures provided space for new factories.
The enclosures provided space for new factories.

The enclosures meant experimentation with new farming methods to yield larger crops.
The enclosures meant experimentation with new farming methods to yield larger crops.

The enclosures meant an influx of raw

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The enclosures meant experimentation with new farming methods to yield larger crops.

The enclosure movement allowed landowners to consolidate land and focus on more efficient farming practices, which increased agricultural productivity. This led to a surplus of food, supporting a growing population and providing a workforce for the emerging industrial factories during the Industrial Revolution.