The Impact of the Spread of Enclosure on the Rural Population (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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The Impact of the Spread of Enclosure on the Rural Population
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Enclosure

Transforming communal land to privately controlled enclosed fields

Main regions for enclosure

South-east and Midlands

Engrossing

Combining two or more farms into one larger unit

Copyhold tenants

Tenants holding land with copy of lease agreement

Thomas More's critique of enclosure (work & year)

Utopia (1516)

Years of enclosure riots/rebellion

1548-49 riots; 1549 East Anglia rebellion

1533 Sheep and Farms Act limit

Maximum 2,400 sheep per farmer

Wolsey's enclosure commission year

1517

Cloth trade decline timing

After 1551

Root causes of Tudor poverty (not enclosure)

Population growth and inflation

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