Question

How did changes in people’s living arrangements caused by the Agricultural Revolution influence the rise of industrialization in Britain?

A. The availability of cheap labor made industrialists unwilling to invest in technology.
B. The increase in the rural population encouraged manufacturers to move to rural areas.
C. A large labor force that had left the villages was available for work in city factories.
D. Surplus grains were used as raw materials in fertilizer factories.

Answer 1

(Answer): C. A large labor force that had left the villages was available for work in city factories.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) A large labor force that had left the villages was available for work in city factories.

Changes in people’s living arrangements caused by the Agricultural Revolution influenced the rise of industrialization in Britain in that a large labor force that had left the villages was available for work in city factories.

With the Agriculture Revolution in Great Britain, there was enough food for people´s consumption and this made mane farmers think to move to the larger cities where the factories were located and get some better-paid jobs. Industries were offering jobs because they needed extra hands to operate the machines, the packaging, and other activities that required more people.