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Transcontinental Railroad Grade, Thatcher, UT, USA

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Transcontinental Railroad Grade, Thatcher, UT, USA

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Transcontinental Railroad Grade, Thatcher, UT, USA

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Start of the Industrial revolution: ~19 century
Spread of Industrialization:

The first countries that started with the industrial revolution were mainly Mexico, Brazil and Argentina and then the others

industrial revolution in Latin America was not as effective as in Europe or the United States

Effect on the area:

economy improved significantly

Upper class - gained as exports continued and their property values soared

Middle class - grew in numbers and prosperity

Lower class - continued  to struggle

This lead to civil conflicts

Technology/invention:

In 1907, the The electric brake was made to make slowing down trains much easier

The ballpoint pen was invented in the 1930's in order to make writing smooth and easy with a pen

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Start of industrial revolution: late 1800s
Spread of industrialization:

Until 1861, most Russians were serfs, bound to estates of their masters

State-directed change lead to industrialization

By 1900 Russia was 4th in world steel production

Effect on the area:

Rising middle class began to challenge the status quo

poor working conditions

uprisings and strikes from the middle and low classes and eventually reforms

Technology/invention:

In 1876, the Electrically-powered railway wagon was invented, greatly affecting mobility

The first Transformer was invented in 1882, helping to light up the world

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Start of the Industrial revolution: 1950's
Spread of Industrialization:

The Philippines began to pursue
industrialization first

The rest of the countries followed within the next 10 years

Effect on the area:

Mary of the new manufacturing
industries were burdened with high costs

most countries industrial development  failed to make a big
contribution to employment

Technology/invention:
Southeast Asia mostly looked to the west for their technologies and did not invent much during the industrial revolution

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Start of Industrialization:
1952
Spread of industrialization:

In the 60s, it started to speed up but due to high import rates they fell into a crisis

Effect on the area:

Industrialization led to crisis due to domestic issues and in 1985 ERSAP was implemented to help industrial development

Technology/invention:

An absorbent hydraulic pump with rubber frame was invented in 1951, helping with irrigation

Egypt didn't readily industrialize, leading to almost no new inventions

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Start of industrial revolution: 1868
Spread of industrialization:

Before the revolution, shogun’s ruled

Japan was forced to think about revolution

Eventually rebels overthrew the Tokugawa Shogunate and an emperor was put into place

Meiji Restoration took place (reforms and industrialization)

Effect on the area

Economy growth was major with major exports

modeled government and army after the West

Schools were opened

Western technologies like railroads grew

Technology/invention:

The first Japanese typewriter was invented in 1915, greatly increasing typing speeds in the japanese alphabet

MKM steel was invented in 1931, which was used in modern electronics

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Start of Revolution: No revolution
Spread of the industrial revolution:

Most continents in the world are industrializing while Africa is falling behind

Effects of industrialization:

The European and other mostly white countries began to believe in social darwinism, using it to take over Africa

Africans were taken into slavery because of the need of manual labor

Inventions:

Because of the lack of resources and the use of African slaves, almost no inventions happend during the industrial revolution in Africa

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Date of industrialization: 1700's
Description of spread of Industrialization:
- The origin of the revolution was Europe
-  Before, most Europeans worked & lived on small farming villages using inefficient methods of farming
- In the mid-1700s new farm techniques led to an Agricultural Revolution in Europe and later the industrial revolution
Effects:
- Population growth due to extra food
- More railroads
- Changes in classes (middle class became richer)
Technology:
- The Steam engine  helped to power the Industrial Revolution (1698)
- The Internal combustion engine became a common source of power for land and water vehicles during the revolution (1859)

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Pawtucket, Rhode Island, Америкийн Нэгдсэн Улс

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Start of Industrialization: 1790
Spread of industrialization: In the United States, Industrialization spread fast and far. They went from a society that was agricultural and resource based to being industrialized and more populated. For example from 1870 to 1916 population growth more than doubled from 40 million to 100 million. Industrialization was mostly in the north but soon expanded farther
Effect: People started doing factory work and many people flocked to the cities and the population density increased
Technology: The Cotton Gin started to industrial revolution in the United States. The Bessemer process is also another invention of the industrial revolution that helped during the progress of industrialization with a faster way to manufacture steel

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Date of industrialization: 1700's
Description of spread of Industrialization:
- Changed from rural and self-sufficient to urban and more specialized.
- Things moved from home made goods to businesses in factories
Effects:
- Gave voting rights to all men over 21
-  Universal suffrage for all men and women over 21
- required houses have running water and plumbing
- created sanitary inspectors
- Compulsory education
Technology:
- Seed drill was made in britain in 1701
- Telephone was created by the British inventor Alexander Gram Bell (1876)