Question

How did the Agricultural Revolution lead to an increase in the population?(1 point)

It provided new ways to transport goods and people.

It provided enough food to feed and grow the population.

It provided new markets for British goods.

It provided political stability.
How did the enclosure movement benefit England during the Industrial Revolution?(1 point)

The enclosures provided space for new factories.

The enclosures provided a contained area for conflict with colonies.

The enclosures meant experimentation with new farming methods to yield larger crops.

The enclosures meant an influx of raw materials and new markets for products.
Which of the following best describes the Norfolk four-course field rotation system?(1 point)

A method of cultivating crops using four different types of fertilizer.

A planting technique that involves rotating crops between four different fields each year to help replace nutrients.

A strategy for managing crop pests and diseases through the use of natural predators.

A system of irrigation that maximizes water usage in the field.
How did Bakewell contribute to the Agricultural Revolution?(1 point)

He introduced cross-breeding for stronger and better animals.

He created the four-course field rotation.

He fed his sheep turnips in the winter for better wool.

He used enclosures to help grow bigger herds.
With the creation of James Watt’s steam engine, where did factories need to be located?(1 point)

by rivers for the water power

in rural areas so factories could get more workers to operate them

near coal mines to easily access the coal needed to help run them

anywhere there was space for a factory
Which resource was most important for industrialization?(1 point)

tobacco

wood

coal

sugar
What industrial advancement allowed for mass production?(1 point)

capitalism

encomienda system

the assembly line

mercantilism
What was the cottage industry?(1 point)

a way to spin and make cotton textiles faster

a system in which products were largely produced in homes

a power-operated loom

a way of life in which workers showed up and worked 12–16 hour days under supervision
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Answer 1

1. It provided enough food to feed and grow the population.

2. The enclosures meant experimentation with new farming methods to yield larger crops.

3. A planting technique that involves rotating crops between four different fields each year to help replace nutrients.

4. He introduced cross-breeding for stronger and better animals.

5. Near coal mines to easily access the coal needed to help run them.

6. Coal

7. The assembly line

8. A system in which products were largely produced in homes