The Food Crisis in England in 17th Century

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  • イギリス ニオケル ショクリョウ キキ ト ソノ コクフク
  • イギリスにおける食糧危機とその克服

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In 16th century, the weather of England was cold, and the people were suffered from the food crisis. It is true that the misery of the people were caused by bad harvest from bad weather, but some conditions such as breakup of the monor, over population, rising prices and a large number of jobless people were in the background. The people took all possible steps against the food crisis. And one step that they introduced then was industrialization. They bought foods by the profits through industrialization. And around the middle of 17th century, though for the present, they have escaped from the food crisis. The author has a opion that industrialization has become a main style to cope with the suffer from poverty which has been a cronic problem in England after that.

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