Agricultural Revolution - the Industrial Revolution

What was the invention that planted seeds in a straight line?

• Crop Rotation
• Seed Drill
• Enclosure Movement
• Mechanization

The best definition for mechanization is

• moving from machine power to animal and human power
• rotating the planting of crops to keep the land fertile
• moving from animal and human power to the use of machines
• moving from the farms to the cities

the increase in agricultural yields led to

• a population increase
• a population decrease
• no change in the population

Why was crop rotation such an important farming technique?

• it helped to keep the soil fertile
• it planted seeds in a straight line
• it enclosed all the common land so peasants had to move to the cities
• in water the crops

a time when new inventions and techniques made farming faster and easier is known as the 

• The French Revolution
• The Industrial Revolution
• The Mechanical Revolution
• The Agricultural Revolution

Before the enclosure movement, what land did the peasants farm on?

• their neighbors land
• their parent's land
• the common land
• they didn't farm before the enclosure movement

What country did the Agricultural Revolution begin?

• France
• Spain
• The United States
• Great Britain

rural can best be described as

• small farming villages
• big cities with factories

urban can best be described as

• small farming villages
• big cities with factories

What was NOT a  reasons for rural-to-urban migration?

• the enclosure movement
• increase in farming jobs
• better jobs available in the factories
• better farming inventions and techniques