How is the British Agricultural Revolution different from the first?(1 point) Responses T 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 more people moved to rural areas to work in agriculture, rather than urban centers.