Question

Match each practice of the Agricultural Revolution with its description. Tiles converting common farmland into private property by an act of law fencing off the part of a farm where farm animals graze breeding chosen animals to produce animals with desirable qualities raising different animals in different parts of the same field moving cattle from one part of a field to another each season planting wheat, turnips, barley, and clover in successive years on the same plot of land using a mechanical device to transplant sprouted seeds to a less fertile part of a farm using a mechanical device to plant seeds evenly and at a fixed soil depth Pairs selective livestock breeding arrowBoth four-field rotation arrowBoth farm enclosure arrowBoth use of seed drills arrowBoth

Answer 1

Answers:

(1) Selective livestock breeding -  breeding chosen animals to produce

animals with desirable qualities.

(2) Four-field rotation - planting wheat, turnips, barley,

and clover in successive years

on the same plot of land.

(3) Farm enclosure - converting common farmland into

private property by an act of law.

(4) Use of seed drills - using a mechanical device to

plant seeds evenly and at a

fixed soil depth.

Answer 2

Answer:

• Selective livestock breeding -  breeding chosen animals to produce animals with desirable qualities.
• Four-field rotation - planting wheat, turnips, barley, and clover in successive years on the same plot of land.
• Farm enclosure - converting common farmland into private property by an act of law.
• Use of seed drills - using a mechanical device to plant seeds evenly and at a fixed soil depth.

Explanation:

The Agricultural revolution was a period that marked as the massive technological increase in agriculture and increased in the food products that emerged during the late 18th century in Europe.

The Agricultural revolution brought the use of new crops and new methods of farming and crop rotation. this new method of farming gives time to soil to regenerate its nutritious value.

The Agricultural revolution also allowed advancement in irrigation and drainage facility which further increase food productivity.