Question

question 19 of 20
how did the development of agricultural technology such as the
seed drill affect the industrial revolution in great britain?
a. it resulted in more british workers moving to urban centers.
b. it caused the british economy to rely more heavily on
farming.
c. it convinced british political leaders to end mercantilism.
d. it created food shortages and starvation in the british
countryside.

Explanation:

The seed drill improved agricultural efficiency. Fewer workers were needed on farms. This led many to move to urban areas for industrial jobs.

Answer:

A. It resulted in more British workers moving to urban centers.