Question

The agricultural revolution led to the need for organized

Answer 1

The agricultural revolution led to the need for organized government. Agricultural revolution was a period of technological improvement and increased crop productivity that began in Britain in the 18th century. The American farming community gained more from the wartime economy than any other segment of the U.S. population, by 1941 agricultural production became increasingly disrupted by the war.

Answer 2

The correct option is the Government.  

Further Explanation:

The Agricultural revolution was a transformation that took gradually of the traditional agricultural system and it started in Britain during the 18th century. Agricultural revolution included reallocation of land ownership as that was done to make farms more compact and also increased investment in technical improvements like new machinery as well as better drainage and a new introduction in methods of breeding.  

During that period of time there were more enclosed farms which meant there were fewer farmers required to work for the same land and that led many farmers and villagers without land and because of that many of the farmers moved to cities in search of work whereas some of them settled in English colonies. But, these large enclosed fields were required in order to achieve gains in agricultural productivity between the 16th to 18th century and this led to a series of government acts. General enclosure act of 1801 came in out as one of the acts from this and that sanctioned large scale of land reforms.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Agricultural Revolution

Subject: History

Keywords: Agricultural, Revolution, Britain, Land Reforms, Villagers, English Colonies, Machinery, Reallocation, Farmers.