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

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The Impact of the Spread of Enclosure on the Rural Population
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In which regions was enclosure particularly common during the Tudor period?

South-east and Midlands

What was the medieval open-field system primarily used for?

Subsistence farming

Why did landlords prefer sheep farming to arable farming?

It required very little manpower

Approximately how many sheep did Sir William Fermour of Norfolk own?

17,000

What was 'engrossing' in the context of enclosure?

Combining two or more farms into one

Which type of copyhold lease was generally the most secure?

Inherited leases

When did Thomas More publish his criticism of enclosure in 'Utopia'?

1516

In which year did rebellion against enclosure break out in East Anglia?

1549

What was the maximum number of sheep allowed under the 1533 Sheep and Farms Act?

2,400

What were the real root causes of poverty in Tudor England?

Population growth and inflation

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