How did the Agricultural Revolution impact Europe?

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The agricultural revolution was a period of change in the production system in Europe between the 18th and 19th centuries. This is called the second agricultural revolution.

The contemporary agricultural revolution occurred with the increase of technologies to the techniques previously applied.

The goal was to increase production and productivity. The results were obtained through techniques such as crop rotation, seed diversification and equalization of livestock space.

In England a law was passed that allowed the purchase of public fields by the upper bourgeoisie. The act forced the migration of small farmers to the cities.

These workers would later be the labor that would supply the factories during the Industrial Revolution

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