Question

place the tile in the correct category. many people moved to cities. crop production increased. much of the land was common land. landowners enclosed farmland. farmers produced small crops. before the agricultural revolution after the agricultural revolution

Explanation:

• Before the Agricultural Revolution:
• "Much of the land was common land" - In pre - Agricultural Revolution times, common land was a common feature in rural areas. Peasants had rights to use it for grazing, gathering fuel, etc.
• "Farmers produced small crops" - Without the advanced farming techniques (like new crop rotations, better livestock breeding) of the Agricultural Revolution, crop yields were relatively low.
• After the Agricultural Revolution:
• "Many people moved to cities" - As agricultural productivity increased (due to things like enclosure and better farming methods), fewer people were needed in agriculture. Also, the growth of industries in cities (which was partly enabled by the food surplus from the Agricultural Revolution) attracted rural - dwellers.
• "Crop production increased" - The Agricultural Revolution introduced new farming methods such as the Norfolk four - course crop rotation, selective livestock breeding, and the enclosure movement (which allowed for more efficient farming on larger plots).
• "Landowners enclosed farmland" - Enclosure was a key part of the Agricultural Revolution. Landowners fenced off common land and small - scale peasant holdings to create larger, more efficiently managed farms.

Answer:

• Before the Agricultural Revolution: Much of the land was common land; Farmers produced small crops
• After the Agricultural Revolution: Many people moved to cities; Crop production increased; Landowners enclosed farmland