Match each practice of the Agricultural Revolution with its description. Tiles converting common farmland into private property by an act of law fencing off the part of a farm where farm animals graze breeding chosen animals to produce animals with desirable qualities raising different animals in different parts of the same field moving cattle from one part of a field to another each season planting wheat, turnips, barley, and clover in successive years on the same plot of land using a mechanical device to transplant sprouted seeds to a less fertile part of a farm using a mechanical device to plant seeds evenly and at a fixed soil depth Pairs selective livestock breeding arrowBoth four-field rotation arrowBoth farm enclosure arrowBoth use of seed drills arrowBoth

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Hadassah Gomez

29 December, 20:12

Match each practice of the Agricultural Revolution with its description. Tiles converting common farmland into private property by an act of law fencing off the part of a farm where farm animals graze breeding chosen animals to produce animals with desirable qualities raising different animals in different parts of the same field moving cattle from one part of a field to another each season planting wheat, turnips, barley, and clover in successive years on the same plot of land using a mechanical device to transplant sprouted seeds to a less fertile part of a farm using a mechanical device to plant seeds evenly and at a fixed soil depth Pairs selective livestock breeding arrowBoth four-field rotation arrowBoth farm enclosure arrowBoth use of seed drills arrowBoth

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Haylee Levine · Answer 1

selective livestock breeding---breeding chosen animals to produce

animals with desirable qualities

four-field rotation---planting wheat, turnips, barley,

and clover in successive years on the same plot of land

farm enclosure---converting common farmland into

private property by an act of law

use of seed drills---using a mechanical device to plant seeds evenly and at a

fixed soil depth