How suburban leased lands develop: historical information

After the British began to enclose their land and expelled peasants from their lands, capitalist property came to England. Capitalist farms gradually became landowner Latifundia in many European countries. The fortress system was liquidated, which entailed the appearance of small agricultures. And feudal land ownership was eliminated by the Great French Revolution. Land was given to private property in the French departments. A farm formed here. The multimillion -dollar class of landowners was formed for the most part, in the United States after the state studies were provided for use by free lands. Capitalists — entrepreneurs and peasants -farmers began to use such a service as renting land more and more often. Rent at that time, and today I meant to provide the peasant for a fee for temporary use of land. In many Western countries, rental has reached popularity and maximum development. 40% of the whole land amounted to leased lands back in the 80s of the twentieth century. And for many centuries, the indicator remains unchanged. More than half of the land is rented in France. In the classical country of land lease, in England at that time, the indicator was also 40% compared to the beginning of a century, when the indicator was 90%.