What long-term impact did the invention of the seed drill have on Great
Britain?
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A. It increased the productivity of farms, requiring more laborers to
harvest crops
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B. It forced scientists to find new ways of forging metals for
industrial use.
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C. As fewer people were needed to plant crops, more people moved
to cities to find jobs.
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D. Crop yields decreased causing food shortages in Great Britain's
major cities