Which statement explains how the British Agricultural Revolution changed history?(1 point)
Responses
The idea of fallow fields allowed the agricultural revolution to take off.
The idea of fallow fields allowed the agricultural revolution to take off.
The creation of farming allowed for people to become settled in one location and towns and cities to grow.
The creation of farming allowed for people to become settled in one location and towns and cities to grow.
New farming techniques allowed for better crops and a surplus of crops, leading to heathier populations and more money.
New farming techniques allowed for better crops and a surplus of crops, leading to heathier populations and more money.
New farming techniques and breeding practices allowed the wealthy to grow richer and the poor to become worse off financially.