the transformation of agriculture from traditional medieval farming to more productive, efficient and mechanical methods of farming through scientific innovation and new technologies.
Agricultural Revolution
farming
agriculture
a plant grown for food
crop
extreme or severe
drastic
operating well without much waste
efficient
The legal process of making common land into private land, owned by a farmer that took place in Great Britain. The land was eventually fenced in or closed.
Enclosure Movement
a new method of addressing a problem
innovation
A British inventor whjo invented the horse-drawn seed drill
Jethro Tull
related to machines
mechanical
having to do with the Middle Ages
Medieval Times
the number of people in a particular area
population
a great change from thinks in the past, usually to a society or government
revolution
an amount that goes beyond what is needed
surplus
having to do with a city
urban
the process of making an area more city-like
urbanization
the amount of something produced
yield
