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:

To determine how the Agricultural Revolution sparked the Industrial Revolution, we analyze each option:

• The first option (restoring common property and eliminating tenant farming) is incorrect. The Agricultural Revolution involved enclosures (privatizing land), not restoring common property.
• The second option (eliminating private property and forcing every family to produce its own food) is wrong. The revolution led to more efficient farming, not self - sufficient family food production.
• The third option (decreasing the amount of food produced and increasing the number of workers) is incorrect. The Agricultural Revolution increased food production.
• The fourth option (increasing the amount of food produced and decreasing the number of farmworkers) is correct. New farming techniques (like crop rotation) and technologies (like the seed drill) increased food output. At the same time, enclosures and more efficient farming reduced the need for farm labor. These displaced workers moved to cities to work in factories, providing the labor force needed for the Industrial Revolution.

Answer:

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