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AP European History
Unit 6 – Industrialization and Its Effects
Topic 6.9
How did the Corn Laws of 1815 in Britain, designed to protect domestic agriculture, impact the industrial sector over time?
It led to an immediate collapse of the agricultural sector.
It boosted Britain's colonial trade by reducing import tariffs.
It resulted in a rapid increase in population due to improved diet and health.
It increased the price of bread causing discontent among urban laborers and creating tension between agricultural and industrial interests.
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