Agriculture - GCSE History Revision - online revision exercises, lessons, games and quizzes

Agriculture

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	Agriculture Revision notes from WeatherheadHistory
	In depth revision notes covering all aspects of Agriculture in Britain from 1700 to 1900 - key facts and information. Essential for revision.

	Revision quizzes from HistoryStudyStop
	Collection of interactive quizzes and key facts to help you revise about Agriculture - wide range of information. 'Key Facts' provides a timeline and helpful extras.

	The Agricultural Revolution in England from BBCi History
	In depth information about the Agricultural Revolution from 1500-1850. Too text heavy for direct revision, but useful for your own notes. Good additional links.

	Jethro Tull from BBCi History
	Connected with the above link, this page provides information and additional hyperlinks about Jethro Tull, the famous agricultural reformer.

	British Agriculture between 1846 and 1868 from RevisionNotes.co.uk
	Detailed revision notes about British Agriculture which help answer four key questions as part of coverage on the Industrial Revolution.

	Agriculture worksheets from this site
	If you are looking for specific information, some of the resources on this page will help - includes revision sheets. You'll need Adobe Acrobat installed.

Further links are available from the GCSE World War I section

	British agriculture in 1700
	What was British agriculture like in 1700?

	Why did British agriculture change?
	Why did British agriculture change 1700-1900?

	The Open Field system
	What was the Open Field system like in Britain?

	Analysis of the Open Field system
	Advantages and disadvantages of the Open Field system in Britain

	Agricultural reformers
	Who were the agricultural reformers?

	The French wars
	Why were the French wars important to British agriculture?

	The Corn laws 1815-28
	Why were the Corn laws introduced and what were they?

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	Agricultural Revolution	Walk the Plank
	Can you make the teacher walk the plank?

	Agricultural Revolution
	Can you fling the teacher?

	French wars and Corn laws
	How quickly can match up the connected pairs?

	Eighteenth century agricultural improvers
	Can you save Henry VIII?

	Quizzes mentioned above
	See the quizzes in the activities section above.

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