Question

Match each practice of the Agricultural Revolution with its description.

Answer 1

Answer:1) Selective livestock breeding - breeding chosen animals to produce

animals with desirable qualities.

(2) Four-field rotation - planting wheat, turnips, barley,

and clover in successive years

on the same plot of land.

(3) Farm enclosure - converting common farmland into

private property by an act of law.

(4) Use of seed drills - using a mechanical device to

plant seeds evenly and at a

fixed soil depth.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The agriculture revolution began in the Britain around the 18th century.

Step-by-step explanation:

Agriculture revolution when took place shifted by the techniques and the past,changes impacted as the society become better and healthier.

Agriculture passing the laws, and common land available to the farmers and there are many factors :- (1) a favorable climate (2) more livestock (3) the increased availability .

The available due to change patterns by the new methods of the open field systems.

The country lacked in large field available percentage of the land.

This ultimately increase to livestock changed diet to the fundamentally changed much by .

This system was allowed part of the land to their remain all times in order to the soil and to continue to yield food.