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The development of steam-powered machines, deep social change, and mechanisation, which were used in factories

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Sweeping changes in economic, new machines, especially in textile factories and social organization, capitalism, socialism, and communism were all present in Europe.

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The United States had a very big increase in the means of transportation, from steam engines to power boats, to railroads, which revolutionized land travel. (the big one was the transcontinental railroad, which stretched 1,119 miles and was from Nevada to California.)

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Russian industrialization led to the development of heavy industries like railroads, mining operations, steel production, and chemical manufacturing, Russia would become the 4th largest economy by 1920. The Trans-Siberian railroad helped Russia transport goods wherever they pleased, which helped with trading, and transportation.

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Developing a new government their two inventions were the ability to coal mine, and ship building, along with the usage of iron and steel to increase their factory production

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A relatively newer revolution, happening in 1960, workers would leave the countryside and their farms behind to go work in factories, due to this, the production of things increased.

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The industrial revolution failed in Egypt, their lack of infrastructure, limited access to capitals, and heavy dependence on agriculture prevented the country from achieving significant progress like other countries.

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Africa also had trouble revolutionizing, due to their high protection, and other factors like slavery, kept them from becoming an industrially revolutionized continent.

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Latin America was late to industrialize due to economic instability following their independence wars and a lack of support from industrialization between the moved classes.