Answer:
Enclosure Acts caused many  small-scale farmers to lose their jobs ⇒ Cities became more populated  with unemployed people  looking for factory work.
Enclosure Acts led to small scale farmers losing their farms and jobs and so they had to go to the city to look for work which led to an increase in the urban population as well as the unemployment rate.
Workers were subjected to poor working conditions and long hours. ⇒ Labor unions were formed  to unite workers  as an organized group.
With the industrialists chasing their huge profits, they subjected workers to poor working conditions and long hours such that Unions were formed to protect the rights of workers.
More people believed paid work  would strengthen the economy. ⇒ Paid workers had money  to purchase manufactured goods,  which further fueled the economy.
With more people being paid, they could afford to buy manufactured goods and services which led to population growth.
