Question

Agriculture revolution - Write a praragraph in the context of Industrial revolution

Answer 1

The population of Britain from 1750 onwards increased immensly, therefore causing the Agricultural Revolution. Part of the problem was due to the fact that there was just too many people to feed purely by relying on farmed foods. The 'Agricultural Revolution' was the particular period of time when farming and producing enough food for everyone became a major problem. The four main 'stages' of the Agricultural Revolution were enclosure, machinery, improvements in stock breeding and crop rotation. In this essay, a clear and fairly accurate description, as well as the general information, of each 'stage' has been written.