Question

the british agricultural revolution contributed to the industrial revolution by: eliminating the need for factories creating a surplus of food reducing international trade decreasing food production

Explanation:

The British Agricultural Revolution improved farming techniques and increased food - production. This created a food surplus, which meant more people could leave agriculture and work in factories, fueling the Industrial Revolution. Eliminating the need for factories is incorrect as the Industrial Revolution was centered around factory - based production. Reducing international trade is not a contribution of the Agricultural Revolution to the Industrial Revolution. Decreasing food production is the opposite of what happened during the Agricultural Revolution.

Answer:

Creating a surplus of food