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Industrialist advantages allowed for Europeans to control areas, like Argentina, in South America. They were able to use their advantages of technological innovations in order to establish settlement colonies. In these colonies, Europeans ravaged indigenous populations. Indigenous people died due to disease and wars of conquest. South America's economy was mainly based on exports. Their exports included precious metals, like copper, silver, and gold. The nations also exported sugar, which became a cash crop.

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Industrialization wasn't introduced to African nations while under European rule of the Dutch and British. Initially, a Dutch colony was established as a port for merchants and Dutch people moved towards its interior. British later ruled over nations. European rule led to members of the society to rebel against their control. Materials exported in this era included ivory. Also, Africans exported gold to other parts of the world.

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Early on, places in Africa didn't receive industrialist ideas and technology. The main purpose of Egypt for Europeans was a producer of raw materials when controlled by the British. During this period, much of the land remained in use for the production of agricultural products. Egypt was known for their production of cotton. They also produced textiles that could be used in clothing. Industrialist ideologies didn't impact Egypt until the 1920's, which is much later than many other nations. The government observed other nations and introduced in an attempt to gain self sufficiency. The effects included many economic recessions, but also surplus of some resources were created in order to generate wealth. Since it industrialized so late, no new inventions came out of this period.

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The most important contact in this area was with the region named Java. The region of Java was controlled by the Dutch, who used superior weaponry and regional leaders to rule over the area. The area wasn't presented with many industrialist ideas and technology. Industrialism allowed for Java to be ruled by the Dutch, who brought education to the area. Java provided materials to provide wealth to the Dutch. Java provided coffee to the Dutch. Spices were also provided to the Dutch.

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India's lack of industrialization was due to their existence as a British colony. Since industrializing the area would cause competition and conflict between colonizers and the colonized, Britain didn't bring industrialist ideologies to India. Britain's industrial advantage compared to India led to imperialism in the area, which was consolidated under British rule. Superior weaponry and transportation was available to the British. The purpose of Britain ruling India was to take advantage of the raw materials and trade contacts that could improve British economy. Raw materials provided by Indians included cotton and wool used for clothing. Indians also provided sugar for the British population.

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The Japanese Industrial Revolution, or Meiji, was started by government officials observing the United States and Europe. Industrialization saw the creation of factories, development of infrastructures, and the economy transformed. The main focus was industrializing the military and navy, which helped establish Japan as a global power. Stocks were bought and sold in the area. The price of agricultural products dropped and farmers suffered. Kyota Sugimoto created the first Japanese typewriter. He was the first to adapt the technology to the Japanese language using a cylindrical tool, and allowed for efficient communication. Sakichi Toyoda created the wooden weaving machine, which increased textile production.

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Russia's industrialization was influenced by Britain, the origin of industrialization. Sergei Witte led industrialization through the reforms. Industrialization brought a lot of people to cities. Unfortunately, cities had poor and dirty living conditions. Also, workers worked long hours for little pay. Alexander III thought of the Trans-Siberian Railroad, opened Siberia to exploitation, settlement, and further industrialization. The caterpillar track system was though up by Dmitry Zagryazhsky and was later applied to tanks in warfare. The grain harvester, created by Andrei Vlasenko, increased production of crops and raw materials and was later replicated in America.

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The heart of industrialization was in Britain, which spread ideas and technology to different countries. Countries included Belgium France, and Germany. The movement changed social order and production in different areas. Raw materials were able to be produced at a much faster rate.  James Hargreaves created the spinning jenny that could spin many spindles at once and improve weaving. James Watt invented a steam engine that required less fuel to run, which was applied in transportation.

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Britain was the first country to industrialize. Industrialization  allowed factories to increase, urbanization occurred, and transportation improved. Since cities weren't prepared for the large population increase brought by urbanization, cities had poor trash collecting and bad sanitation. Richard Trevithick used steam power in order to create the first steam railway locomotive, which allowed more transportation. Thomas
Newcomen created the steam pump, which helped pump water out of coal mines.

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Samuel Slater used his knowledge of British industrial techniques and applied them in America. Americans were using techniques brought from Britain. Industrialization allowed for advances in textiles, steel production, and steam power. Agriculture decreased in importance. The Trans continental railroad was created to join the eastern and western sides of the nation. Morse code was invented in order to increase communication by Samuel Morse. Charles Goodyear created vulcanized rubber, which allowed better transportation.