What were consequences of the Agricultural Revolution?

Answer 1

The British agricultural revolution was the result of the complex interaction of social, economic and farming technology changes. Major developments and innovations include:

• Norfolk four-course crop rotation: Fodder crops, particularly turnips and clover, replaced fallow.
• The Dutch (improved Chinese) plow
• Enclosure: the removal of common rights to establish exclusive ownership of land
• Higher output of livestock due to more intensive farming with higher labor inputs
• Development of a national market
• Transportation infrastructures
• Land ownership-enclosure and the elimination of common property rights
• The rise of capitalist farmers
• Land conversion, land drains and reclamation
• Increase in farm size
• Selective breeding

Answer 2

Farming methods improved, Enclosure increases Output but causes migration, and population multiplies.

Answer 3

Some consequences were that the Early Humans had less time to do other things, such as have leisure time. Not much socializing was allowed.

Answer 4

These effects are rather positive because before the agricultural revolution the land for cultivating was obtained through destroying of existing forests.

Answer 5

development of civilizations

Answer 6

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