Advancements
Definition
Advancements refer to improvements or developments made in various fields that lead to progress or innovation. In the context of the Second Agricultural Revolution, advancements in livestock breeding played a crucial role in improving agricultural productivity.
Related terms
Mechanization: The process of introducing machinery into various aspects of agriculture, reducing human labor and increasing efficiency.
Fertilizers: Substances added to soil or plants to provide essential nutrients for growth and increase crop yields.
Selective Breeding: A controlled process where only organisms with desired traits are allowed to reproduce.
"Advancements" appears in:
Subjects (4)
AP European History
AP Psychology
AP US History
AP World History: Modern
Practice Questions (1)
Which two advancements in livestock breeding were significant during the Second Agricultural Revolution?
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