In what three ways did people's lives change as a result of the agricultural revolution in Great Britain? A. More people worked on farms at the end of the Agricultural Revolution than ever before.

B. Surplus food production led to a dramatic increase in population.

C. The quantity and variety of farm produce increased significantly.

D. The Enclosure Acts forced families to move from rural areas in cities.

E. Farmers with small holdings used agricultural practices that helped them compete with large farmers.