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

The Victorian era was when the industrial revolution happened; hence the reduction of agricultural practices.

American and European society began to switch from agricultural to industrial practices with the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century. Some of the most notable innovations include the steam engine and the cotton gin.

Hi Bobbie, the answer you're looking for is the Industrial Revolution.

The Industrial Revolution saw the switch from agriculture to industrial practices. With the introduction of heavy machinery in factories also came the steam train. This allowed more people to travel across the country. So while we see a lot of literature, for example Charles Dickens, that explored and highlighted tough working conditions and poverty, we also see a rise in travel writing

The Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution (1780 onwards) in UK

The industrial revolution

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

The industrial revolution era marked this switch!

The Industrial Revolution

18th Century marked the start of the Industrial Revolution; reached its height in 19th Century

The industrial revolution - this started within the mid 1700s and carried on through a large portion of the 1800s

The Industrial Revolution. From the late 1700 to early 1800.

Swiftly on the back of the agricultural revolution came the industrial revolution. This was a period of rapid industrial growth beginning in England toward the second quarter/half of the 18th century (1725–50 AD), which then moved throughout the Europe and the United States.

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!