Which era marked a switch from agricultural practices to industrial practices?

The end half of the 18th century

Industrial revolution

Hi, well the industrial revolution began in the mid eighteenth century (1760 ish) and was the beginning of the rapid expansion of industrial practices.

In the late 18th century, rural agrarian (farming) societies transitioned into urban manufacturing communities.

The Industrian revolution during the later years of 18th century or 1700s, there has been a substantial change from agricultural and rural-predominant territories to indudustrial and urban practices

The Industrial Revolution! This was a time of great development and innovation in the18th century.

The Industrial Revolution (1760s- 1840)

The Industrial Revolution

the industrial revolution era

Hi Bobbie!

The era you're looking for is The Industrial Revolution which started in the eighteenth century.

This began in the late 18th century and continued into the 19th century

In Europe, starting first in the UK, this era is known as the Industrial Revolution. It lasted from the mid 1700s to the mid 1800s and was characterised by the development of industrial processes and inventions, such as threshing machines for harvesting wheat and water- or steam/coal-powered spinning mules in factories. Demand for labour led to stark changes in the population as thousands moved to the cities for work.

Much literature at the time was preoccupied with the dramatic shift from rural to urban life and the rapid growth of the industrial landscape. Poets such as William Blake wrote many verses mourning the loss of a bucolic idyll, while authors such as Mary Shelley and Robert Louis Stevenson explored the disquiet of poorly understood scientific advancement and its potential costs for humanity.

The Industrial Revolution.

The industrial revolution, which began in the late 1700s before continuing into the Victorian era.

The industrial revolution. It began in Britian around the 1780's, but the impact of the revolution wasn't widely noticed until about 1840. Within this era, we saw the invention of the steam engine, which then led to further technological advances in Britian!