Agricultural Revolution

The Agricultural Revolution

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What did the Agricultural Revolution lead to?

• More people needed for farming

• Expansion of nomadic lifestyles
• Decline in population
• Industrial Revolution

Multiple Choice

What was the Agricultural Revolution

• A period of decreased technological advancement
• A time when people stopped farming
• A time of huge changes in agriculture.

• A movement to reduce crop productivity

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What were some of the limitations of traditional agriculture in England? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

• Low productivity

• Unhealthy soil

• Limited land use

• High productivity, diverse crop variety, independence from weather conditions

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What was the Enclosure Movement?

• Breaking up large communal fields into smaller landholdings in England

• Consolidating small landholdings into larger farms in England
• The movement of people from rural areas to urban areas in England
• The establishment of public parks and green spaces in England

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How did the Enclosure Movement lead to more efficient farming practices?

• Dividing large farms into smaller, less efficient plots
• Encouraging the use of innovative farming techniques

• Allowing individual farmers to own more land

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What new inventions were created in the Agricultural Revolution?

• Seed drills, crop rotations, and harvesting machines.

• Airplanes, submarines, and space shuttles
• Microwaves, refrigerators, and televisions
• Cell phones, laptops, and electric cars

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Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Agricultural Revolution?

• Industrialization
• Lack of available food.

• Increased food production
• Urbanization