Question

the agricultural and industrial revolutions
the agricultural revolution helped spark the industrial revolution by:
restoring common property and eliminating tenant farming.
eliminating private property and forcing every family to produce its own food.
decreasing the amount of food produced and increasing the number of workers.
increasing the amount of food produced and decreasing the number of farmworkers.

Explanation:

The Agricultural Revolution led to advancements in farming techniques (like better crop rotation, use of new tools). This increased food production. With more food, the population could grow. Also, as farming became more efficient, fewer farmworkers were needed. These surplus workers then moved to cities and provided the labor force for the Industrial Revolution. The other options are incorrect: restoring common property and eliminating tenant farming (not a key factor for sparking Industrial Revolution in this context); eliminating private property and forcing every family to produce its own food (opposite of what happened as enclosures and private property became more prominent in some areas during Agricultural Revolution - like in England); decreasing food production (incorrect as Agricultural Revolution increased food production).

Answer:

increasing the amount of food produced and decreasing the number of farmworkers.