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Spread of industrialization started in Britain, they produced cotton that was used to make clothes. Many factors and farmers started producing cotton and cotton became more familiar around the world. Britain was able to create such an industrialization due to capital, natural resources, and water transportation.

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Europe during this period was experiencing technological advancements and started using mechanized textile production(steam engine-powered machinery and increased transportation access and mobility). This led to an increase industrialization, and economic growth. Many people started to move from rural areas to work in factories (urbanization). This increased productivity and help build modern day industrial societies.

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The United States made may contribution to the industrial revolution, most of the contributions due to the many immigrants coming into the United Sates during this time. Immigrants were the majority of people working in factories and building structures/buildings . These immigrants greatly enriched the cultural fabrics and brought diversity and traditions to America. They exported many agricultural products and minerals/metals(corn, wheat, iron coal.) The immigrants also helped build the First transcontinental railroad, this revolutionized transportation(of goods and people and boosted the economy and made trade easier.

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The modernization and enhancement of transportation greatly impacted the industrial industry. The Trans-Siberian Railway transported natural materials across Russia. Materials included; minerals, timber, and other raw materials. This increased trade and urbanization this contributed to the economic and social transformation of the country

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During this time period Japan started to adapt to Europe/united states technology and practices. Japan started investing in railways, telephone lines, and ports this started the movement of goods and people supporting industrial growth.

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During this time India was heavily influenced by Britain who controlled them. India served as a market for British goods. This allowed British products to dominate in the Indian market benefiting Britain's industrial industry and their economy. India also provided their own raw materials; cotton, jute, and indigo. The overall impact was both positive and negative for India. India faced exploitation and disrupted their traditional economy.

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Egypt's role was limited compared to the other countries/regions. Egypt was a significant cotton producing country and Britain was the number one country's demanding their goods(cotton and textiles). The construction of the Suez Canal facilitated global trade but did not directly contribute to industrialization. This had mixed impacts on the while there was economic opportunities but that also came with social changed that impacted Egypt's culture.

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In Africa during the industrial revolutions, Africa did not have as much of an impact as did other regions like Europe and North America. Things like colonization, slave trade, and the extraction of raw materials hindered the growth of local industries. This affected the area by causing local communities to not grow as much as other regions and not boost their economy. Overall the industrialization of Africa during this period was influenced by external forces and faced significant changed.

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South America experienced significant growth during this time period, Brazil and Argentina especially. They helped industrialization by spread agriculture and the rise of export economies and an influx in immigrants. Industries like textiles, food processing and mining played a big role in their economy. This had a big impact on their economy, society and urbanization.