Agricultural to Industrial Revolution Practice Test

Think about how cities grow and merge with neighboring areas until the built-up space becomes a single, continuous urban fabric. When the landscape is defined by high building and population density rather than by political borders, it reflects urbanization—the area is becoming more urban. The best term among these options to describe that process is to urbanize, which signals the act of making or becoming more urban and producing that seamless, dense urban landscape. The other terms don’t fit: industrialize is about shifting to industry and economic change, interchangeable parts is a manufacturing concept, and the Agricultural Revolution refers to farming advances.