Event 1
- This event mentioned political revolutions in the United States, France and Latin America. They occur during the same century as the Agricultural Revolution in Great Britain. These events do not have a cause-and-effect relationship and they occurred independently from one another.
- In analyzing the events, event numbers 2-5 do have an indirect relationship to one another. Events 2-5 were determined by decisions made by wealthy landowners. Their actions were taken to increase production and profits on their farmland.
- Events 6-10 have a more direct cause-and-effect relationship with each other. The decisions made by the wealthy landowners caused a large increase in crop production, which resulted in better living conditions. The better standard of living caused an increase in population, which increased the demand for goods and services. The increase in demand for goods and services, combined with the loss of farmland by village farmers, caused more people to move to the cities to work in the factories, who were hiring more workers because of increased demand for their products.
- Events 2 and 10 also have a direct cause-and-effect relationship with one another. By selling their land, the village farmers had to seek work elsewhere. Many moved to the cities to find work in the factories.