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This is where the first continental railroad started.

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This is where the first congenital railroad stopped.

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South America industrialized when commodity exports were thriving and there were favorable terms of trade because the export boom facilitated the importation of capital and, through the income effect, through growth of the domestic industrial demand.
Photography was invented in the 1800s and this revolutionized culture and communication forever.
The ballpoint pen was invented in 1888 by Lazlo Biro. I mean we use the ballpoint pens every day all over the world so this was a very valuable invention.

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There is an industrial revolution going on in sub-Saharan Africa's most entrepreneurial economies—places such as Ghana, Uganda, Senegal, and Côte d'Ivoire. So far, it has failed to garner much attention, perhaps because it doesn't fit the expected mould of large-scale structural transformation.
Africa has not really industrialized yet, they are very strong in agriculture, banking, consumer goods, infrastructure, mining, oil and gas, and telecommunications.

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Along with India, Egypt was on of the first countireis to engage in textile production, but also put there focus into ship building and iron. The textile industry was later hurt due to a 5% tax thanks to the British. Two inventions from this time period would include:

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The industrial revolution finally came to India in 1854, when the first steam-powered cotton mill in Asia opened in Bombay. The growth in Southeast Asia was slow and the expansion of these modernized cotton mills didn't pick up until the 1870s and 80s. India now has the sixth largest economy in the world.
One invention from the industrial revolution was The Blast Furnace and it was invented in Asia in 1050. The Blast furnace is a type of metallurgical furnace used for smelting to produce industrial metals, generally pig iron, but also others such as lead or copper

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Some causes of deindustrialization in India during that period was the  Introduction of machine made goods in the Indian subcontinent at a cheaper rate, and this led to the destruction of the traditional textile industry of India.
A invention made in the industrial revolution in India was the spinning wheel. The spinning wheel used for spinning yarn or cotton from fibers. This laid the foundations doe many future inventions such as the spinning Jenny, spinning frame etc.

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The Japanese knew that if they were to conform fully to this new way of life, that there traditions and culture would be at risk. Instead they began to burrow the industrial techniques instead of changing. Two inventions as a result would be silk yarn and the first rail service.
Silk yarn and cotton yarn were highly produced in the late 19th century. 30 years later this gave Japan a capitalist economy.
The first rail service was in 1964 and provides transportation service frequently on an electrified track from Tokyo to Osaka.

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Close to the end of the Trans Siberian railroad.

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Start of the Trans Siberian Railroad

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The building of railroads greatly influenced the spread of industrialization in Russia. They built the trans Siberian railroad that stretched from Moscow to the pacific. This greatly increased trade with China. Russia also became the 4th largest producer of steel. Two inventions from this time would be the flying shuttle made by John Kay, and the Intergraph by  Bruno Abakanowicz

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The most powerful industrial force in the world. Immigrants came in from all over, and got paid little to nothing to keep the machines going. The Americans thought that the immigrant were polluting the area. 2 inventions as a result would be the Cotton Gin (pictured) and Sewing machine