How did the agricultural revolution help accelerate the industrial revolution? 1. Fever workers were needed for farming and more
became available for industrial work. 2. The seed drill and the horse - led to innovations in textiles. 3. Greater farm income enabled rich landowners to retire. 4. The enclosure system on farms was a model for industrial factories.
The correct answer is 1. Fewer workers were needed for farming and more became available for industrial work.
Explanation:
The agricultural revolution that took place between the 18th and 19th centuries involved the creation of new techniques and technologies that make agriculture more efficient and reduced the number of workers neede as machines replaced workers. For example, the creation of the seed drill made the process of wowing more efficient.
Moreover, this change in the agriculture process made more workers to be available. Due to this, when the Industrial Revolution began and many factories opened hundred of people from the countryside moved to the cities and this accelerated the industrial revolution.
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