Agricultural Revolution Leads to Industrialization The Agricultural Revolution paved the way for the Industrial Revolution. As wealthy landowners bought and enclosed farmland, many people were forced to become square C or move to the cities. The Industrial Revolution began in the square C helped increase the C industry. Newly invented machines such as the square rate at which yarn and thread were made Industrialization increased the demand for cotton as well. This led to Eli Whitney's invention of the square

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Agricultural Revolution Leads to Industrialization The Agricultural Revolution paved the way for the Industrial Revolution. As wealthy landowners bought and enclosed farmland, many people were forced to become square C or move to the cities. The Industrial Revolution began in the square C helped increase the C industry. Newly invented machines such as the square rate at which yarn and thread were made Industrialization increased the demand for cotton as well. This led to Eli Whitney's invention of the square

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cotton gin, which revolutionized cotton processing. The increased efficiency in cotton production spurred economic growth and the rise of textile industries. The shift from agrarian societies to urbanization and the technological advancements in industry were key factors in the transition from the Agricultural Revolution to the Industrial Revolution.

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