Both Jethro Tull and Charles Townshend were developers of new agricultural techniques which were major developments in the 18th century agricultural revolution.
Jethro Tull's contribution was the invention of the seed drill, a machine that sows wheat and turnip seed<span> in </span>drills, three rows at a time. This greatly increased crop yields. He also invented other machineries for the purpose of carrying out his system of drill husbandry.<span>
Charles Townshend's contribution was the </span><span>introduction of the 4 filed crop rotation system, as a replacement of the 3 field crop rotation system. In this system, 1 field was left fallow every year. Due to this new system of crop rotation, </span>the land could be "rested", and also could be improved by growing other crops.
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spartan education focused mostly on training warriors. Kids were taken from their mothers at the age of 7 and from that points they began their training.
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Upon the arrival of Englishmen that established colonies within America, many historians/colonizers deemed Native Americans as 'savages' alluding that these people were people of no humanity therefore many believed that these people had no rights. Furthermore, people such as Nathaniel Bacon and events such as the Trail of Tears are just some of the events during history that were brought to the attention of the American public, yet based on the belief that these individuals were 'not human' they were constantly overlooked.
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