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The beginning of small exports was textiles produced for very cheap. There were not many places that supported or participated in industrialization. But coffee in Sao Paulo is an example of industrialization in South America.

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South America had many raw materials in heavy demand. Such as sugar and tobacco, many of the nations in South America were reluctant to industrialize and many didn't.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade promoted wealth in the Americas profiting off of the free labor. African American people were even contributing to industrialization in the America's such as Eli Whitney.

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In 1867 the discovery of diamonds and in 1886 the discovery of gold in Africa changed the trajectory of it's future. Already under imperial rule, many African workers were forced into terrible mining conditions to cultivate precious minerals.

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One of the reasons Egypt's industrialization failed was because of it's lack of coal. Factories in Egypt ran on animal power, much less efficient than coal power.

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Textiles in the 1850s declined in profitability. European domination on the markets made it difficult to export textiles from Egypt to it's former main consumers, Europeans. At that time it also lost consumers inside of Egypt.

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South East Asia has had major trade growth mainly starting in the twentieth century. During the colonial period European powers made South East Asians produce materials supportive of the European economy.

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From 1757-1858 the British East India Company owned much of India. They closed down mines after the Rebellion of 1857 for fear of lead being extracted as ammunition to support a rebellion. The British further restricted India's access to firearms, these restrictions led to the collapse of the mining industry.

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Continuing to industrialize the Japanese mimicked the latest British-made guns. They continued to follow western innovations to defend their traditional way of life.

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Working off of the influence of the British and their desire to not become a colony the Japanese started to industrialize. The Treaty of Peace and Amity in 1854 gave the Japanese a model train, telegraph, and American weapons. A year later Japan had constructed it's very own steam train.

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A major part of Russia's economy in the nineteenth century was agricultural. Wheat was exported to Britain to be made into foods such as bread. Agricultural would soon become less important as communists took over in 1917.

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Trans Siberian Railroad built in 1891 stretches from Moscow to the Pacific Ocean. This enabled easier trade with East Asian countries such as China and Japan. Russia's industrialization was focused on coal, iron, and steel. One of the major producers of steel but still agricultural until 1917.

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The Trans-Continental Railroad was an arduous project for workers. Beginning construction in the 1860s it took two and a half years to finish. It flourished trade, made transportation more affordable, and encouraged towns to be built alongside it. Changing the US forever.

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Eli Whitney created interchangeable parts in the early 1800s. It enabled products to be sold and have specific broken parts replaced with an identical part. This led to the division of labour and expedited production even more.

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Advancements in agriculture led to the sustainability of larger populations. Because of the enclosure movement, closing off public farming land for private use, more and more people moved to urban areas, they became workers for growing industries.

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In Europe there were abundant coal mines. Coal was the way steam engines were powered. Coal was also instrumental to separate iron from the ore. It contributed heavily to industrialization.

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Richard Arkwright in 1768 created the water frame, used to power the spinning ginny. This made household textile industry dissolve because of the better efficiency. The large size moved the industry into factories. Arkwright was known as the father of the factory system.

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James Hargreaves in 1764 allowed the expedition of spinning thread. Encouraging the textile industry to spread as more and more products could be created.