Transformation of Britain from a mainly agricultural society to a mainly industrial society took place i the period from 1760 to 1840. What is called this transformation?
Correct answer: B. Industrial Revolution
- A. Enlightenment
- B. Industrial Revolution
- C. Renaissance
- D. Imperialism
Explanation
This shift from agriculture to mechanized industry, beginning in Britain around 1760, is known as the Industrial Revolution. The Enlightenment was primarily an intellectual movement, while imperialism concerns control or domination of other territories.
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