to the Industrial Revolution that led to the Information Revolutionledto the Industrial Revolution that led to the Information Revolution

in the ability to increase the resource base and consequently accelerated the rate of progress 10 b. Cause of First Economic Revolution 1resultedin the ability to increase the resource base and consequently accelerated the rate of progress 10 b. Cause of First Economic Revolution 1

to industrial and urban revolutionsledto industrial and urban revolutions

social and economic consequencesalso causedsocial and economic consequences

The following Second Wave(passive) was caused byThe following Second Wave

in greater growth and transport of food reduced death from starvationresultedin greater growth and transport of food reduced death from starvation

increased population and powercausedincreased population and power

to village life ... and the industrial revolution created mass urban societyledto village life ... and the industrial revolution created mass urban society

in greater growth and transport of foodresultedin greater growth and transport of food

to the creation of cities and complex societies ... some produced foodledto the creation of cities and complex societies ... some produced food

the country on the path of developmentcan leadthe country on the path of development

What events ... the agricultural revolution ... towould ... leadWhat events ... the agricultural revolution ... to

to the industrial revolution agricultural revolutionledto the industrial revolution agricultural revolution

to the formation of many complex civilizationsledto the formation of many complex civilizations

to A a decrease in farm productivity B more peopleledto A a decrease in farm productivity B more people

to the formation of many civilizationsleadingto the formation of many civilizations

us on a road to destructionsetus on a road to destruction

to increased populationledto increased population

to the developments of new and more complex economic and social systemsledto the developments of new and more complex economic and social systems

in farmers being able to grow more food than the community neededresultedin farmers being able to grow more food than the community needed

in farmers being able to grow more food than the community needed and the surplus led to specializationresultedin farmers being able to grow more food than the community needed and the surplus led to specialization

farmers to produce more cropscausedfarmers to produce more crops

to the production of the riceledto the production of the rice

even India and Egyptmay have influencedeven India and Egypt

to an increased population which led to a greater need for clothing Turned to machineryledto an increased population which led to a greater need for clothing Turned to machinery

many farmer to work in factoriesdid ... causemany farmer to work in factories

to the development of civilizationdid ... leadto the development of civilization

to the development of civilizationledto the development of civilization

to a rapid process of Populationcontributedto a rapid process of Population

to the creation of abstract number systemsledto the creation of abstract number systems

to the creation of abstract number systems systemsledto the creation of abstract number systems systems

to increased food supply Increase food supply led to populationledto increased food supply Increase food supply led to population

to the need for organized governmentledto the need for organized government

growth of population ... and subsequently , civilizationsinfluencedgrowth of population ... and subsequently , civilizations

to food surplusledto food surplus

in a food surplusresultedin a food surplus

to agricultural citiesledto agricultural cities

to more food More foodledto more food More food

to more foodledto more food

to the development of villages , cities , and civilizationledto the development of villages , cities , and civilization