Industrialization and Imperialism by Declan Wilke

Start of Industrialization

2125963 — 2024-01-25 16:12:44 UTC

In the early 18th century, European countries began to move away from agricultural production and started to lean towards industrial production of goods. This would spark a new large scale event in history, allowing the mass production of goods.

England takes the stage

2125963 — 2024-01-25 16:20:56 UTC

England in the early 18th century was one of the first nations to start industrialization on a large scale. towns like Birmingham, Manchester and other major cities became some of the worlds first manufacturing plants. The huge amount of factories allowed England to have the worlds greatest output of goods.

The band wagon

2125963 — 2024-01-25 16:25:07 UTC

Around 1760 to 1780 most other European nations began to follow Industrialization seeing the advances in technology, population, and economy that the mass production of goods can bring. soon the additions in technology lead to the age of imperialism.

Start of imperialism

2125963 — 2024-01-25 16:30:13 UTC

Imperialism began around 1760 starting a new method of colonizing other nations. Imperialism was more of a byproduct of industrialization because industrializing goods took lots of time and resources, meaning nations would have to branch out and find new ways of obtaining resources.

Africa

2125963 — 2024-01-25 16:35:26 UTC

The imperialism of Africa is one of the best examples of imperialism because it showcases how desperate industrialization made other countries get resources. Africa was found to have lots of valuable materials so as soon as word got around the Berlin conference was held to split Africa up for countries to take resources from.

Imperialism

2125963 — 2024-01-25 16:41:41 UTC

Imperialism began to slow down around 1880 to 1900. Industrialization had a great impact on imperialism and how countries went about colonizing other nations. Both of these events had a great impact leading into the 19th and 20th century setting the future up for a modernized industrial way of producing goods.