What are the differences between agrarian and industrial society?

An agrarian society differs from an industrial one in a number of features. The stage of development of an early species is called an agrarian society. It was characterized by traditional features of the economy. Land was considered the main factor of production. Almost all goods were produced on it. In contrast to the industrial society, traditional relations dominated in the traditional one. The states were ruled mainly by monarchs. Industrial society was formed after the industrial revolution. The main factor of production was not land, but capital.