The Agricultural Revolution contributed to England's later industrial development by Strengthening the importance of the family farm Breaking large estates into smaller farms Encouraging city dwellers to return to farming Producing more food with fewer workers

Breaking large estates into smaller farms

Explanation:

The Agricultural Revolution in Britain was a result of the increase in labour and land between the 17th and 19th century. This was achieved through the increase of population leading to availability of cheap labour.

On the other hand, large estate was fragmented into small lands thereby making available lands for different people willing to engage in agriculture to do so. As time goes on, industries and factories spring up.

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