Use what you’ve learned in the lesson to develop a hypothesis about how changes in technology affect society. Describe your hypothesis and provide evidence for it in one paragraph. Your response should include a reference to changes in food production and the effects they had on population.

Individuals make innovations that increase efficiency or output, but once others recognize the benefits, they spread widely. When a technology or method proves to be successful, it spreads and alters people's lifestyles and work habits. The effects of these modifications improve human life quality over time. Inventions like Jethro Tull's seed drill and new practices like selective cattle breeding were part of the Agricultural Revolution. Food output increased dramatically as a result of these advancements. As a result of the increase in food production, the world's population has exploded.

Explanation:

basically the plato answer, but reworded.