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Following these developments, Teŕazta began to export grain, tea and tobacco for the first time in its history. The introduction of terraced farming would lead to a vast swaths of the mountainsides to be transformed. And farmland became plentiful from this new technology. This lead to the "Una huomi, Una Agri" movement, which promoted each man to obtain for himself a terraced field and work it for his family as well as his nation. | Following these developments, Teŕazta began to export grain, tea and tobacco for the first time in its history. The introduction of terraced farming would lead to a vast swaths of the mountainsides to be transformed. And farmland became plentiful from this new technology. This lead to the "Una huomi, Una Agri" movement, which promoted each man to obtain for himself a terraced field and work it for his family as well as his nation. | ||
This movement grew in popularity and Land ownership became a hallmark of Teŕaztan life, democratizing agriculture. The mechanical improvements also led to a surplus of labor which increased ubranization from which an industrial revolution began. This new revolution drove down the cost of goods and Helped to spur on a Renaissance of culture. And this Renaissance gave rise to many modern aspects of modern Teŕaztan culture. | |||
The money from the agricultural and industrial revolutions created many new and powerful families who sought a seat in the senate. And many formerly powerful agrarian fanilies lost their privilege. This power struggle ended peacefully but the 2nd Republic would be dissolved and the 3rd Republic would form in its place. | |||