Answer: A. Increases in agricultural productivity provided the foundation for the Industrial Revolution
Explanation:
There is no chart included but option A is most probably the answer because it represents accurate historical events.
From the 17th century onwards, the British began to practice better Agricultural practices that had the effect of yielding so much more food. These innovations included crop rotation, selective breeding and increased use of better farming tools.
This increase in agricultural productivity led to huge population increase which meant that not everybody could farm anymore. More people had to relocate to urban areas and join the workforce where along with the need for better machinery to speed up production, the Industrial Revolution happened.
As imperialism is a direct effect of industrialization, it must come with all the negative effects if industrialization. Though improvements such as irrigation systems and roads were developed, the famine, disease, and war due to Western Imperialism far outweighed the positive effects of industrializing.
The correct answer is that "<span>GDP would be much higher than it is, but the well-being of the typical person would not necessarily be higher."
Due to the hard work the Americans are pushing and working on, they will have a higher GDP, yet their well-being and health would be low or at stake, wherein they have less time for recreational activities and time for their partners or their family as well.</span>
Answer:
1. people don't change
2. Some one hunts and gun control will stop them from showing there hobby
3. Home break ins people need defense
Explanation:
The correct answer of this question would be option B. The feature of Japan geography that allowed it to develop its own distinct culture is its distance from the mainland of Korea and china. <span>This </span>allowed Japan<span> to </span>develop<span> a </span>unique culture<span> and society and they became fully civilized while maintaining this unique culture. Hope this answer helps.</span>
