Agricultural and Industrial Revolution

The increase in agricultural yields led to__________

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

Large fields with fencing or hedges for a boundary allowing for experimentation in agriculture

• crop rotation
• enclosures
• three field system
• four field system

The process of planting different crops in fields each year to ensure the restoration of nutrients to the soil.

• enclosure
• crop rotation
• bundling
• urbanization

The process of developing machine production of goods.

• urbanization
• crop rotation
• industrialization
• immunization

The resources needed to produce goods and services that the Industrial Revolution required.

• land
• labor 
• capital
• factors of production

Large buildings where merchants set up machines to produce goods.

• enclosures
• factories
• capitalization
• entrepreneur

A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.

• farmer
• capitalist
• entrepreneur
• machinist

City building and the movement of people to cities.

• ruralization
• urbanization
• capitalization
• enclosure movement

A social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, business-people, and wealthy farmers.

• upper class
• middle class
• lower class
• none

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

• Crop Rotation
• Seed Drill
• Enclosure Movement
• Mechanization