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Which of the following options was a labor-saving device for farmers during the Agricultural Revolution? Select three
the automatic reaper
the wood plow
the sewing machine
the threshing machine
the power loom
the steel plow
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Correct answers: the automatic reaper, the threshing machine, and the steel plow.
- Automatic reaper: mechanized harvesting greatly reduced the labor needed to cut grain.
- Threshing machine: automated separation of grain from stalks, replacing hand labor.
- Steel plow: cut through tough prairie sod more easily than wooden or iron plows, reducing the effort of breaking new land.
(The wood plow was an earlier, less efficient tool; the sewing machine and power loom were textile, not farm, innovations.)
- Automatic reaper: mechanized harvesting greatly reduced the labor needed to cut grain.
- Threshing machine: automated separation of grain from stalks, replacing hand labor.
- Steel plow: cut through tough prairie sod more easily than wooden or iron plows, reducing the effort of breaking new land.
(The wood plow was an earlier, less efficient tool; the sewing machine and power loom were textile, not farm, innovations.)
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