4.1 Agricultural Revolution

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What was the Enclosure Movement?

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The process of making common land into private land

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What happened to the peasants after the Enclosure Movement?

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They moved to nearby urban areas and got jobs in factories

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What was the innovation of Jethro Tull? Options: A machine that drilled holes for seed planting, A machine that harvested crops automatically, A machine that separated grain from chaff, A machine that plowed fields more efficiently

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A machine that drilled holes for seed planting

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What were the effects of Jethro Tull's seed drill?

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Increased crop yields and decreased labor requirements

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What was the innovation of the Four Crop Rotation System?

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Using legumes and cover crops to replenish soil nutrients

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How was 'common land' used before the Agricultural Revolution? Options: For festivals and parties, for animal grazing, farming, or hunting, for individual ownership of land, for factories

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for animal grazing, farming, or hunting

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What often happened to the seeds planted before the seed drill?

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They were eaten by birds.

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What does 'fallow' mean?

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What was an outcome of the Four-Crop Rotation?

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Food was produced for humans and animals at a faster rate

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This image is representative of which innovation during the Agricultural Revolution?

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Crop Rotation