image 1 is a large family on a farm

Question

image 2 is women on spinwheels
The images shown illustrate a change that took place as the Second Agricultural Revolution coincided with the Industrial Revolution. Which of the following compares this geographic relationship between these revolutions?

Group of answer choices

An increase in the rural farming workforce lead to higher farm productivity, which resulted in more food for urban industrial workers

The creation of sedentary societies, where farm work was done completely by machine, resulted in permanent settlements in town and cities

An increase in chemical farming practices let to more food being produced by farmers and then processed in factories

The mechanization of farm work allowed many young people to migrate and join a growing urban industrial workforce

The domestication of plants and animals allowed for factory farming practices where workers made the first canned foods

Answer 1

The best comparison that illustrates the geographic relationship between the Second Agricultural Revolution and the Industrial Revolution is:

The mechanization of farm work allowed many young people to migrate and join a growing urban industrial workforce.

This choice highlights the transition from agrarian societies, where much of the labor was done by hand or with basic tools, to one where mechanization increased farm productivity. This led to fewer laborers needed on farms, encouraging young people to leave rural areas for urban centers, where they could find jobs in industrial settings.