How did the Agricultural Revolution contribute to the start of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain?

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A It allowed British companies to easily secure capital and ship their

products overseas.

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B. It forced millions of workers to leave farms and seek employment

in urban factories

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C It reduced the levels of pollution in British cities by making

factories cleaner

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D It encouraged British industries to focus on producing textiles

rather than steel

B. It forced millions of workers to leave farms and seek employment in urban factories.

Explanation:

Though the new changes to farming caused the British population to be better nourished and healthier, the Enclosure Acts passed allowing the rich lords to purchase the farmlands and push small scale farmers out of their lands. Due to these changes the now ex-famers had to migrate to cities and find work in factories.

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It forced millions of workers to leave farms and seek employment in urban factories.

Explanation:

Yuan

Explanation:

A great number of Buddhist temples were erected during the Yuan dynasty, that lasted from 1271 until 1368. This dynasty was founded by Kublai Khan, who held Buddhism, especially the Sakya sect from the Tibetan branch, as the main religion of the empire. Therefore, Buddhism spread in a great way, many Buddhist temples were built and several Buddhist monks were ministers of the empire and kept positions of power. In the same way, Buddhist art proliferated and Buddhist monuments were erected across the territory of the empire.