(のうぎょうかくめい)

のうぎょうかくめい
noun
agricultural revolution
1. agricultural revolution
A major historical transformation in farming methods and productivity. The term refers both to the Neolithic shift from foraging to farming and to later leaps such as the 18th-century improvements in European agriculture.
農業革命(のうぎょうかくめい)人口(じんこう)()えた。
The agricultural revolution caused the population to grow.
農業革命(のうぎょうかくめい)によって人々(ひとびと)定住(ていじゅう)するようになった。
Through the agricultural revolution, people came to settle in fixed places.
狩猟(しゅりょう)中心(ちゅうしん)生活(せいかつ)から農業(のうぎょう)中心(ちゅうしん)社会(しゃかい)への転換(てんかん)は、農業革命(のうぎょうかくめい)()ばれる。
The shift from a hunting-centered life to a farming-centered society is called the agricultural revolution.

A term from history and the social sciences. It can denote the prehistoric birth of farming or any later transformation that sharply raised agricultural output.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 農業革命(のうぎょうかくめい)()こる: an agricultural revolution occurs
  • (みどり)革命(かくめい): the Green Revolution — the 20th-century surge in crop yields from new varieties and methods

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 産業革命(さんぎょうかくめい): the Industrial Revolution — the parallel transformation in manufacturing