The Agricultural Revolution Set the Stage for the Industrial Revolution

The agricultural revolution set the stage for the Industrial Revolution by

A) feeding city dwellers and forcing peasants to leave their land for urban areas.
B) feeding city dwellers and making a greater variety of produce available.
C) encouraging the middle class to go "back to the land."
D) turning large farming estates into subdivisions and therefore creating more housing.
E) undermining the power of aristocratic land owners and building up the middle class.