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How is the British Agricultural Revolution different from the first?(1 point) Responses The British Agricultural Revolution led to new ways of farming such as plowing and seed drills. The British Agricultural Revolution led to new ways of farming such as plowing and seed drills. The British Agricultural Revolution led to a surplus of food that allowed a growing population instead of subsistence farming. The British Agricultural Revolution led to a surplus of food that allowed a growing population instead of subsistence farming. The British Agricultural Revolution led to a collapse of cities since because farming turned out to be so profitable. The British Agricultural Revolution led to a collapse of cities since because farming turned out to be so profitable. The British Agricultural Revolution led to only a small increase in towns and

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cities, as most people remained in rural areas to work on farms.