Question

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the enclosure movement was
a period in germany when laws were passed against having farm animals in the cities
a period in england when laws were passed allowing fences to be put up around private property forcing the homeless to the cities
a period in france when workers were forced to work within enclosed factories
a period in the united states when the native americans were relocated to reservations

Explanation:

The Enclosure Movement was a significant historical event in England. It involved the passing of laws that allowed landowners to enclose common lands (put up fences around private property). This led to the displacement of many rural people (including the homeless or those who relied on common lands for resources) as they could no longer access these areas. As a result, many moved to cities.

Answer:

B. A period in England when laws were passed allowing fences to be put up around private property forcing the homeless to the cities