Why was the Agricultural Revolution more successful in England than in the rest of Europe? Most of the farmland was controlled by rich landowners. Many villagers had access to large areas of land. Owners of small farms were well represented in Parliament. Cooperative farming led to new farming techniques.

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15 September, 12:27

Why was the Agricultural Revolution more successful in England than in the rest of Europe? Most of the farmland was controlled by rich landowners. Many villagers had access to large areas of land. Owners of small farms were well represented in Parliament. Cooperative farming led to new farming techniques.

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Dean Jefferson · Answer 1

because in England it allowed people to settle in communities and build houses and towns while in other regions such as Africa people are more dependent on nomadic life because of their environment

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The correct answer is D) Cooperative farming led to new farming techniques.

The Agricultural Revolution was more successful in England than in the rest of Europe in that cooperative farming led to new farming techniques.

Farmers in Great Britain considerably increased the production of goods due to the Agriculture Revolution. It started in the mid 17th century and ended late in the 19th century. New techniques were developed during this period such as the Norfolk four-course rotation that increased soil fertility, reduced fallow, and restore soil nutrients.