The United States was, as was everywhere at the time, a largely agrarian society.

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And while the urban percentage has surely increased in the past decade, India remains a primarily agrarian society.

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The United States used to be very much an agrarian society, yet Saylor writes that agriculture workers as a percentage of the U.S. labor force today are less than 1%.

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