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WHAT WAS CORN LAW? WHY WAS THE CORN LAW ABOLISHED? WHAT WAS THE RESULT OF ABOLISHING IT? EXPLAIN IN 5-10 POINTS

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Corn Laws were the laws that restricted the import of corn in Britain. These laws prevailed in the late eighteenth century. Restrictions were imposed on the import of corn by the government under pressure from landed groups who sold corn at high prices because of increased demand. People were unable to afford expensive food grains and forced the government to scrap the Corn Laws.

By the abolition of corn laws the landed groups suffered because they sold corn at high prices because of increased demand as they forced government for the Restrictions on the import of corn by the government.

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