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4 years ago

How did agricultural surpluses contribute to the Industrial Revolution?

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g100num [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

The agricultural surpluses allowed the supply of quality food in the cities, in addition to contributing to the local economy

Explanation:

With the Industrial Revolution and the growth of the urban population, the demand for food increased, requiring that the various processes of agricultural production also evolve. This need for evolution has increased the supply of quality food through agricultural surpluses and created new agricultural technologies that have contributed to local agriculture. Thus, new technologies were created and implemented in the different stages of fertilization, planting and harvesting.

velikii [3]4 years ago

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It increased the wealth of the country and made good food easily accessible to all.

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