Much of the increased agricultural productivity in the Second Agricultural Revolution was due to mechanization, crop rotation, selective breeding, and enclosures. False True

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NOTiFY · Answer 1 · 2020-11-25T22:37:23+0000

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It is true to say that Much of the increased agricultural productivity in the Second Agricultural Revolution was due to mechanization, crop rotation, selective breeding, and enclosures

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