How did the enclosure acts to fuel the industrial revolution?
a: they boosted agricultural exports that led farmers to invest their profits in industries.
b: they increased the availability of labor that was needed for the growing industries.
c: they promoted innovation in agricultural techniques, which encouraged innovation in other fields.
d: they led to a steady rise in income for the middle class, who to finance the industries.

The correct answer is option:

A: They boosted agricultural exports that led farmers to invest their profits in industries.

Explanation:

The enclosure can be considered as timely as the twelfth century, but its peak ran from 1750 to 1869, in line with the Industrial Revolution's increase and ascent.

Building these two occurrences together, due to the Enclosure Acts, we can see the development of urban migration and the increasing demand of the Industrial Revolution's workers.

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