Which breakthrough made the Industrial Revolution possible?
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Horse-drawn seed drills
162 votes (43.2%)
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Improved sheep breeding
58 votes (15.5%)
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Larger farms
72 votes (19.2%)
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Crop rotation
83 votes (22.1%)
Total votes: 375
Answer: Crop rotation. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica. the Norfolk four-course crop rotation system is widely regarded as one of the key innovations of the British Agricultural Revolution. By eliminating the need to leave fields fallow, it boosted food production, supported larger populations and released labour from farming into factories—helping lay the foundations for the Industrial Revolution.