The Spread of the Industrial Revolution by Bailee Beard

Britain

baileebeard — 2024-01-25 18:44:28 UTC

The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain where it had a generous supply of products. They had lots of factors that concluded their mass of production including land, labor, and capital. They made economic profit through the production of services or goods. Land brought into this not just for factories to be built on, but to find natural resources for industrializing like coal and iron. Labor was brought into this with new big large work forces for industries. They had an increase in population with the increasing amount of food being produced and people were being pushed to move to cities. With this England's industries had lots of people to work. Capital was brought with money to help fund the industry, they had a new and well developed banking system that let loans help invest in industries to bring a successful economy.

Europe

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 15:43:57 UTC

The Industrial Revolution developed in Europe gradually as it spread throughout the continent, they were also slower to it because some of Europe had a weaker economy to start off with. A set off that happened in most areas including Europe was the turn on a high growth in population helping with the production of more workers. They had new and more efficient ways of production that were needed to bring the supply of basic needs for their people. They had very different features and had new sources like energy and power, coal and steam, which all replaced wind and water to develop labor saving machines that decreased the usage of animals and humans as labor and work. While it also increased the amount of productivity being held.

Transcontinental Railroad 1860's

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Transcontinental Railroad 1860's

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Transcontinental Railroad 1860's

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Transcontinental Railroad 1860's

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Transcontinental Railroad 1860's

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Transcontinental Railroad 1860's

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United States

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With industrialization and the big development of transportation this helped the growth of the United States cities making their economy grow extremely fast. This also helped shape the spread of bigger working classes in their society, this then brought labor struggles and an effect led by working women and men. When it came to labor they had rough living conditions, stressful lifestyle, child labor, dangerous places to work, and also was harming the environment, etc. With the U.S adapting to this so fast they were able to advance to things faster and cheaper but was still effecting people and the environment, they were also affecting the farmers taking away their role and job in agriculture which also led to pollution. They also had lots of products and raw material produced and brought like steam boats, steam engines, the cotton gin, and more.

Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Africa

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Africa didn't really contribute in the industrialization but was able to be affected by it. Europe was hoping that Africa would produce cash crop plantations, the Africans wanted a new Christian society focusing on labor. For this they worked with the African governments to accomplish this goal. Africa was able to start exporting low valued products and then import higher priced European manufactured goods. They had raw materials produced here to export out of the country to help gain profits. They had economic factors like the competition they had against China. They didn't have the best of luck when it came to industrializing, when it came to trade and the economic crisis. British used Africa's resources.

South America

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 19:59:37 UTC

Many people in Latin America didn't contribute to the Industrial Revolution while it did have an impact on them. The Industrial Revolution brought the growth of worker unions. These unions actually became very powerful and wanted change for their workers. Industrialization was able to help their urbanization as factories were brought to the cities and lots of people started moving into them, leading to more of a population growth and less death rates. This country was poor and lacking power from revolutions till industrialization came hand and hand for them. This country was able to produce so many products to export like copper, bananas, coffee, silver, and plenty more.

Japan

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 20:00:32 UTC

There were so many widespread developments and changes that came with the Industrialization Japan developed infrastructure, their modern armed forces, modern banking, and national mandatory education. While in the making of this family's rebuild, the women got paid labor forces, and gender roles that were being established got questioned. The islands of Japan though were short of raw materials, mainly coal. The productions of goods Japan did produce had a significant charge from already industrializing countries. Business leaders were brought into the government by Japanese leaders. They kept bringing in more and more tax money along with industrialization. Their main objective and idea in Japan was to move resources to certain industries to be able to gain international competitive advantages. They used this to increase the productivity of their inputs and to influence, industrial investment.

India

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 20:01:33 UTC

When it comes to the Industrial Revolution you need a big amount of capital which India didn't really have available in their case. Their population also was already as high as other regions, there was really no need to industrialize. With them in these scenario though they got colonized by the British and taking control over India. They only changed over the time period of the Industrial Revolution because they were getting colonies. While this happened they still had these well produced products just like other regions, these products consisted of raw materials, textiles, iron, steel, ships, and so much more.

Southeast Asia

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 20:01:57 UTC

The demand for more raw materials to help fuel their mass production and population increase was for all these newly industrialized countries. To help limit the nation's profits the countries would go and discover other countries so that they could get natural assets with cheap labor, this led to imperialism. One of the main results of the industrialization in Southeast Asia was the increase of trading and exports. With all kinds of industries and countries growing this region has noticed higher incomes for citizens. The middle class is expanding in lots of ways and in various amounts along Southeast Asian countries. But, with that the income gap between poor and rich stays the same. They had a very significant economic transformation with workers considering leaving and almost all leaving the countryside from the agricultural perspective and moving into the urban/city side. Their productions of manufactures increase a significant amount as well.

Russia

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 20:03:38 UTC

The Russian Industrialization Process at the start was mainly due to the reforms that were created by Alexander II and Sergei Witte. New plants and factories in St Peters-burg along with various other cities were mainly funded by foreign capitals like Britain. Russia increased the amount of employment options. Factory wages were a lot higher compared to the amount of people made off farming. The factories developed and spread more with an increasing amount of managers and workers that were needed to run them. This in all made an increasing number of jobs that were accessible and increased in wages. They also had local forces for their government and loans from other existing super powers. Russia couldn't handle the cities and the pace they were going at for urbanization making social problems and also inventing a new revolutionary class.

Egypt

baileebeard — 2024-01-29 20:04:23 UTC

Egypt started out later with industrialization than other countries. With the factories Egypt had they were able to make cotton into clothing, making uniforms for their military. They also were able to produce food and various other goods. With all this Egypt was able to profit from their own industrialization. In 1840 they were able to become an industrial power. But their economy took a turn slowly declining in the second half in the 19th century.