Map by Johann Alonso Ortega

Britain

jalonso48 — 2024-09-25 01:23:39 UTC

The start of the industrial revolution began in Britain during the 17th century. Britain was known for the start of the industrial revolution which resulted in a spread of many countries such as, Belgium, France, and Germany.

Since Britain interacted with many countries such as; Asia, Africa, and America. The industrial revolution had many effects towards them and had outcomes. Take America for example. See cotton did not grow in Britain so Britain had to think of other ways in order to make cotton more producible. They mainly imported cotton towards West Indies, India, and Egypt. However America had enslaved Africans that provided labor. This was known to be Britains one of largest suppliers by far.

Britain had many resources by far, which caused the Industrial Revolution such as, silver, iron, steel, and much more production.

Two inventions that sparked up Britain's Industrial Revolution were, the Spinning Jenny, and Water Frame. The Spinning Jenny was mainly used for spinning wool and cotton, created by James Hargreaves. This invention boosted up the textile industry. The water frame was mainly used to install water powered factories, which were used for spinning many amounts of cotton yarn. This helped by having a huge increase in the relied supply of raw cotton growth.

Japan

jalonso48 — 2024-09-25 02:50:58 UTC

During the 18th century. One of Britain's three countries that had helped during the Industrial Revolution were Japan, France, and Russia. These three countries had developed a new model known as a Railroad which was able to ship products at a fast pace and be able to send it onto long distances. Not only was this able to ship products towards long distances but it also helped factories ship equipment. Railroads consisted of amounts of coal and steel, which in this case helped industries thrive. In addition it also gave way more opportunities for employment which increases as well. Overall Japan had made a remarkable impact towards the Industrial Revolution. (Including France, and Russia)

United States

aflores2117 — 2024-09-25 17:39:23 UTC

During the 1800s, the Industrial Revolution spread to the United States. They saw the creation of the transcontinental railroad. New inventions sprung up like cotton gin. Due to this, capitalism rose.

Russia

aflores2117 — 2024-09-25 17:47:54 UTC

In the 18th century, Russia saw a rise of industrialization. This was mostly due to military growth. Shipyards and ports were created. In Siberia, they mined coal and iron. In some areas, they were building weapons and ships, but in others they were doing ironworks and mining. They also had a successful and strong textile industry. In the 19th century, they focused on railroads. They were able to make a functioning railroad that went through Siberia.

Europe

jalonso48 — 2024-09-25 17:49:28 UTC

During the 17th century. Europe had begun Industrial Revolution. Along with many other countries it began. During the Industrial Revolution Europe began turning European merchants into industrialists, in which they needed larger investments in order to support industries. Which where joint stock companies and other corporations later began. For example; the East India Company, which was established in the 1600s illustrated how many investors share and risk their money for outcomes. In the 1800s it was when corporations emerged and supported limiting laws liability, and marked a significant role in the Industrial Revolution. This made many investors invest their own money with no fear or of losing personal assets. Capitalism really had led a mark towards the Industrial Revolution. As well as Europe's support from inventing companies and making stock holders. They were able to draw materials from Belgium like coal and iron.

India

aflores2117 — 2024-09-25 17:57:03 UTC

Initially, India had a lot of industry. They had a successful mining industry. They mostly focused on ironworks and iron mining. Despite this, due to oppression and British Rule, most of the industry died out. Instead, the British used them to extract resources for their industry.

Southeast Asia

aflores2117 — 2024-09-25 18:00:30 UTC

Southeast Asia was similar to India, as in they had a good iron industry. They also had a successful ship building factories. This slowed down, though, due to the fact that the British were oppressing them. The British also used them to extract resources.

South America

jalonso48 — 2024-09-25 18:00:45 UTC

South America in the Industrial Revolution. South America during the Industrial Revolution had an increase in urban growth. Mainly from immigrants traveling to their shores. In which South America saw this as a great opportunity to turn these immigrants into hard workers. For their machines they developed during the Industrial Revolution. In which not only did these workers receive jobs, and money. In addition South America had agricultural growth in which had an increase in textile industries and increased economics. They used coton, wheat, and tobacco. In order for agriculture and manufacturing.