What do you meant by enclosures, Microeconomics

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Q. What do you meant by Enclosures?

Enclosures: A historic process in Britain and other European countries, in very early years of capitalism, in that lands formerly held and used in common were fenced off and formally assigned to private owners. This painful and regular violent process was essential to the creation of a landless, desperate new class of people who were compelled to work in new industrial factories.

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