Question

In great britain in the eighteenth century, a series of enclosure acts were established by parliament, that broke up small farms, forced many small farmers to move to large cities in search of wage labor, and increased agricultural profits for landowners. what large-scale social system was this a part of ?

Answer 1

This was part of Capitalism. In capitalism, the main focus is to favor some of the biggest landlords and businessman and the interest of lower class people and minority is often overlooked. In great britain also, due to the capitalist approach, some of the few big landlords were getting more agricultural profit and small farmers were forced out to move to some large cities.