The labor supply increased
an increase in the labor supply
Mechanization of farmwork meant less human labor was needed, thus freeing up workers for factories. These "new" workers provided the labor that made the Industrial Revolution possible.
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Agricultural mechanisation wasn't significant until the late 19th century. The agricultural growth of 1700-1850 was about improved techniques, not technology.
Workers don't make industrial mechanisation possible, in fact a plentiful labour force initially means there's less incentive to mechanise, i.e. to save labour (cf. China). But as industry and cities grew subsequently, the labour released from agriculture became essential to keeping growth going.
Increased agricultural incomes also contributed to the growth of the domestic market, offsetting low industrial wages in the 1800s-30s, and may have stimulated initial labour-saving mechanisation in industry by maintaining wages in the 1760s-90s.
The economy is going down. Agriculture is their number one import
Agriculture
Agriculture.
An agriculture economy is based on farming.
Neplese economy depend upon the agriculture and remmitance.
a decrease in commercial farming
The transition from an economy based on agriculture to one based on manufacturing
Before the civil war the north economy was based on agriculture. It was later based on the industrial revolution after the war.
A decrease in manufactured goods
The economy of the Middle Colonies was not characterized by plantation agriculture. The Southern Colonies had an economy based on plantation agriculture.
A decrease in manufactured goods
Overproduction
The economy is going down. Agriculture is their number one import
The Industrial Revolution was not a battle. It was a process whereby the largest single component of the global economy shifted from agriculture to the mass-manufacturing of goods over the course of several decades.
Agriculture.
Significance of agriculture in colonial economy was that it created food security and boosted trade
The Franciscans introduced agriculture to California by establishing missions and teaching Native Americans farming techniques. They set up mission farms and taught indigenous people how to cultivate crops, raise livestock, and practice European-style agriculture. This shift from a hunter-gatherer economy to an agricultural economy was a key part of the Spanish colonial strategy for California.