Which of the following is not true in describing the condition of peasant society in England during the agricultural revolution?
a. Farm families shared vital common pasture and woodlands before the revolution.
b. English gentry were accumulating larger land holdings.
c. Parliament's actions protected the land and rights of peasants.
d. Peasant farmers were forced to move to cities seeking employment.
e. Enclosing lands allowed gentry farmers to close off common lands as their private property.
c
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Which statement accurately characterizes the relationship between the United States and Great Britain during the late nineteenth century?
A. The United States repeatedly rebuffed British attempts to create a more cordial relationship. B. The two nations always seemed to be on the verge of war. C. Great Britain's bluff and bluster caused irreversible damage to the relationship between the two nations. D. The two nations slowly concluded that the interests of both could best be served by warmer relations.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).