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Egypt was one of the first countries to first to produce and trade, but they were soon overshadowed by the European's economic reach. Egypt exported to Europe until Europe was able to grow their textile industries, and they lost their main source of profit and most of its domestic market.

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Some regions saw limited development, so it's important to note Africa's industrialization development was not on the same scale as Europe and North America during this time. Factors such as colonization, the slave trade and the extraction of raw materials for export hindered growth of local industries. However, there were some notable industrial developments in areas like South America, where mining and manufacturing industries began to emerge. Overall the industrialization of Africa during this period was influenced by external forces and faced significant changes.

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During this time period, South America experienced significant industrial growth, epically in countries like Brazil and Argentina. The industrialization process was driven by factors such as the expansion of agriculture, the rise of export economies, and influx of immigrants. Industries such as textiles, food processing, and mining played a crucial role in the region's economic development. Additionally, the construction of railroads and the introduction of new technologies further facilitated industrialization. South America's industrialization during this time had a profound impact on its economy, society, and urbanization.

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Japan began embracing Western technology and practices. They started investing in railways telephone lines, and ports, which facilitated the movements of goods and people, supporting the country's industrial growth. It was a significant step forward for Japan as they modernized their infrastructure and adopted new technologies to bolster their industrial development.

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India came under British control, and they had significant influence on the country. India became a market for British products in the Indian market. This benefited Britain's industrial industry and their economy. However, the impact on India was both positive and negative. On one hand, and India provided a raw materials like cotton, jute, and indigo, which supported British industries. On the other hand, India faced exploitation and disruption to its traditional economy. It's important to acknowledge the complex effects of British colonial rule on India during that time.

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During this time, Europe was going through a period of remarkable technological advancements. They began utilizing steam engine-powered machinery, which revolutionized production processes. This, coupled with improvement transportation access and mobility, led to a significant increase in industrialization and economic growth. As a result, many people from rural areas migrated to urban centers to work in factories, which we call urbanization. This shift in population and increased productivity helped shaped modern industrial societies.