What was an effect of the increased farm mechanization in the South that began in the 1960s?A.The variety of crops produced on farms decreased.B.The strength of farm worker unions increased.C.Farm sizes decreased.D.Farm workers moved to southern cities.

How did mechanization of farm equipment lead to urbanization during the Industrial Revolution?A.It eliminated the need for as many agricultural workers, forcing many to move to cities to find jobs.B.It allowed most citizens to specialize in food production while a small minority worked in factories.C.It allowed societies to create permanent settlements where they could grow their own food.D.It made it possible for crops to be grown in densely packed cities instead of the countryside.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What resulted in a drop in labor demand and increased crop production in farming during the 1920s?The switch from horse and human power to machine powerThe impact of investment bankersThe drop in labor requirements for farm managementThe switch from small-farm operations to large-farm operations

2. How did technological developments affect agriculture in the South?

In the late 1900s, how did agriculture change in the South?A.The boll weevil ruined many farmers' crops.B.Farmers chose non-food crops only.C.There were fewer farms, but they were larger.D.Farmers chose new crops brought in from Asia.

The Industrial Revolution influenced farming in the North by A:A. eliminating the use of enslaved workers to help with farming.B:B. allowing settlers to farm in places they were unable to before.C:C. increasing the rate agricultural goods could be produced.D:D. decreasing the desire of Southerners to move to the North.