The enclosure movement in England in the 17th century represented an attempt to transformA. a private good into a common resource. B. a public good into a private good. C. a common resource into a private good. D. a private good into a public good.

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Cody Novak

6 August, 13:15

The enclosure movement in England in the 17th century represented an attempt to transformA. a private good into a common resource. B. a public good into a private good. C. a common resource into a private good. D. a private good into a public good.

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Vanessa Stuart · Answer 1

Answer: B. a public good into a private good.

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The enclosure movement in England in the 17th century represented an attempt to transform land that were once owned rural dwellers or lands available to the general public for various crude agricultural purposes, and then transform it to privately owned lands, with strict security and defense system that restricts those villagers (rural dwellers) from getting close anymore.