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match each practice of the agricultural revolution with its description.
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
selective livestock breeding

Answers:

(1) Selective livestock breeding -  breeding chosen animals to produce

animals with desirable qualities.

(2) Four-field rotation - planting wheat, turnips, barley,

and clover in successive years

on the same plot of land.

(3) Farm enclosure - converting common farmland into

private property by an act of law.

(4) Use of seed drills - using a mechanical device to

plant seeds evenly and at a

fixed soil depth.

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