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Many workers have lost their limbs. Since production has been mass-producing, they need more workers. This is when children started working in these very dangerous factories.

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It not only transported goods but people. It helped encourage urbanization and helped cut down on transportation time.

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Japan focused a lot on their military power and grew fast and became really strong. This is also when Japan started trading with other countries(growing their productions 2x more). Japan was very well known for making cloths, pots, and many more products because of how fast they could produce them.

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During the 1870s and early 1880s European nations such as Great Britain, France, and Germany began looking to Africa for natural resources for their growing industrial sectors as well as a potential market for the goods these factories produced. These countries went out for Africa because it is known for having the most raw resources which would boost the economy of all countries and production speed.

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1884-1900s - the start of imperialism africa

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The discovery of diamonds in 1867 and gold in 1886 increased European interest in colonizing Africa. No European country wanted to be left out of the race. European countries faced war over who was going to get the largest pieces of Africa (14 countries met at the Berlin Conference) to lay down rules for the division of Africa. No African ruler was invited to attend, yet the conference sealed Africa's fate.

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England colonized India because of its raw materials and large population. The British East India Company set up trading posts in every major port coming into India. Britain “milked” India for their natural assets such as fine spices, tea, coffee, textiles, silk, cotton, and porcelain.