Industrialization Map by Tairynn Byrd

England, UK

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The spread of industrialization started in Britain and set the stage for profound economic and social changes, influencing not only Britain, but the rest of the world. While industrialization brought significant economic benefits and technological progress, it also created social challenges and environmental issues. Two key inventions that emerged during Britains industrialization are the Spinning Jenny and the Steam Engine. The Spinning Jenny was invented by James Hargreaves in 1764, and a key component in the textile industry. While the Steam Engine, perfected by James Watt in the late 18th century. This invention transformed manufacturing and transportation, fueling further industrial growth.

Europe

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Industrialization spread to Europe after Britain. The industrialization in Europe was influenced by a range of factors, including natural resources, political stability, and technological innovation. Europe promoted economic growth and technological progress while also creating social challenges and environmental issues. Germany's industrialization was delayed, due to small states that were not united. Germany produced steel and coal which were vital materials to industrialization in Europe.

United States

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The United States industrialization began in the 19th century. The united states developed in one of the most successful places during the industrialization due to their workforce. People who consisted of these work forces were immigrants subject to poverty. The US produced raw cotton on plantations, mostly due to slavery. The cotton gin, invented by Eli Whitney in 1793, helped increase the cotton production significantly. The US also produced animals, like hogs and cattle.

California, USA

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United States

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Transcontinental Railroad spanned from California across the United States and towards the East

Russia

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The Trans-Siberian railroad spanned from Moscow to the Pacific ocean. Russia relied on exporting goods with the access of the railroad. The railroad allowed Russia to expand who they had trade connections with. In the 1890s, Russia increased production on coal, iron, and steel products.

Moscow, Russia

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Russia

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Japan

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Japan was the first Asian country to begin industrialization. Around the 1800s they made telegraph networks and postal services using European and American technologies alongside preserving their traditions and culture. Japan became successful during the industrialization by building up a strong economy, developing their military to become stronger.

India and Southeast Asia

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Around the 17th and 18th centuries, the British colonized and caused an economic decline. The main products produced were ships and iron which both products, due to the poor management of the British both of these products declined and impacted both countries negatively.

Egypt

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During the age of industrialization, Egypt mainly exported products to Europe, these products included textiles of carpet and silk. Egypt produced cotton and textiles of carpet and silk. However Egypt suffered significantly due to the increase of Europe's economy and development, leading Egypt to lose money due to losing Europe as a consumer.

Africa

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West Africa became extremely wealthy and powerful during the industrialization due products they produced. They produced palm oil, which eventually turned into cooking oil and soap when it landed in Britain. Mining companies became significantly powerful due the exploration of diamonds and gold.

South America

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During the time of industrialization, South America was influenced by the recent revolutions of independence, causing a significant decrease in the economy and the population. Brazil produced numerous raw materials that were then sent to Britain to be refined or turned into the final product. For instance, Brazil produced rubber and sugar, both were sent to Britain to be developed further.