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Russia

2000122175 — 2024-01-17 15:31:42 UTC

In Russia, the industrial revolutions began due to The Trans Siberian Railroad stretching from Moscow to Pacific Ocean which allowed Russia to trade easily with China and Japan. Their production of steel, iron and coal developed with the railroad leading them to become one of the largest producers of steel in the world. The effect on the area was that the factories bought poor working conditions, low wages, and child labor. However their economy remained overwhelmingly agricultural until after the communists seized power in 1917. This country was introduced to the combustible engine, incandescent light bulb and the modern assembly line.

Britain, United Kingdom

2000122175 — 2024-01-19 20:10:12 UTC

In Britain the spread of Industrialization is due to, The British cottage industry system for the production of cotton. This was a system where merchants provided raw cotton to be spun into cloth in homes of workers. This soon began to the manufacture of factories. The use of their miracle crop turnips also helped. A cooperative government that supported the interests of business class sand developing industries as well as advanced financial practices as they already built many economic practices for expansion. Because cotton became such an increasingly valuable commodity this further industrialized Britain. Because neighboring European countries had the ability of high capital(money), natural resources, and water transportations this allowed them to industrialize. The effected the remaining towns of people because it led to urbanization and farmer families who stuck to that practice began to slowly disappear and disintegrate. Despite this it increased Britain's trade and led to population boom. Raw materials that were exported were cotton textiles. Inventions were The flying shuttle: carried threads of yarn back and forth increasing weavers productivity, The spinning jenny: allowing 1 worker to 8 threads at a time also increasing spinning productivity, The water frame: replaced spinning jenny only this was powered by water, The spinning mule: combined features of spinning jenny and water frame and sped up the weaving process.

United States

2000122175 — 2024-01-19 20:24:21 UTC

In the U.S the spread of Industrialization was due to the Human capital (being the workforce) was a key factor in their success. Political disruption and widespread poverty bought many immigrants and migrants from rural areas providing a force of work in factories. There was an abundant mineral resource, and technological innovations that supported the processes of coal, iron and steel products. The effect of this began the shift of the United States from a rural to urbanized society. A major raw material exported was cotton and many inventions were the Internal combustion engine and automobile by Henry Ford

Japan - 1st country in Asia to industrialize

2000122175 — 2024-01-19 21:46:06 UTC

In Japan the their ability to Industrialize was from their Isolationist policy years back, now they had the least contact with Europe they went through "defensive modernization". This led them to adapt technology and institutions in order to protect traditional culture. Japan built their military and economic strength to maintain its own order and tradition by learning from the West. During the Meiji Restoration the Japanese government pushed industrialization and hired thousands of foreign experts to instruct native workers and managers. Railroads were soon constructed, mines were opened and banking systems were organized therefore industries could start producing ships, silk, cotton and chemical, all raw materials exported during this time. By 1900 Japan was the most industrialized land in Asia. The effect of this led some officials to change their role of government. With help of the Enlightenment as well teaching that governments were there to protect individual freedoms and Cast iron, as the name implies, is typically cast into molds to form a wide variety of parts and properties.

India and Southeast Asia

2000122175 — 2024-01-19 22:14:35 UTC

While India experienced some industrial growth it was limited compared to Japan. Some factors that contributed was foreign direct investment as many established manufacturing facilities in the region. Governments in SA implemented pro business policies and invested in infrastructure development which provided incentives for industrial growth. They became an impressive role in textile output. There was lack of technological innovation leading to crude, labor intensive method of mining. Most impact was the upbring of child labor as well as low waged working class but mostly the collapse of their economy. Raw materials exported were opium, raw cotton, raw silk and, sugar.

Egypt

2000122175 — 2024-01-19 22:31:01 UTC

In Egypt there was a lack of Industrialization that failed largely from tariff restrictions from Britain. They did try to attempt as Europe reach that region. Their own problems being low productivity, high energy costs, and environmental degradation. Egypts textile industry experienced difficulties from Europe's worldwide economic reach. Materials exported from here were carpets, silks, petroleum products, raw cotton, cotton yarn and other textiles. Industrialization caused cultural challenges and some Egyptians wanted to modernize.