Spread of the Industrial Revolution

France had limitations in becoming an industrialized country

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While France was on its way to becoming an industrialized country it faced a few troubles. They didn't have the resources needed to establish an industrialized economy. Resources such as coal and iron.

Civil Code Abolished

The Civil Code abolished the age old guild systems and domestic customs duties. This raised the levels of domestic trade and allowed international importing and exported without needing to pay tariffs

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Rise of a general Napoleon Bonaparte

Napolean did lots for France, things such as; making internal trade even easier and efficient, improvements on French ports, increased the demand for textile for uniforms and iron for weapons, and so much more

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The rise in electricity, petroleum and steel

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The Industrial Revolution started in great Britain, but the rise in electricity, petroleum, and steel began in the United States and spread to the rest of the world

United States passes Britain

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In 1890 the United States passed Britain for for first place in manufacturing output, By the 20th century the United States income were double Germany and Britain's

Major Effects on American Life

Fact Three

American life was changed during the Industrial Revolution due to new business activity. People moved to the cities and the population grew drastically.

Farmers Suffered

During this time farmers suffered hardship after the Civil War. Advances in farming equipment caused many farmers to increase their production which took a large share of their earned money

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Waves of migration

America experienced waves of migration. Many immigrants came to America seeking greater economic opportunity during the Industrial Revolution

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Ready for Industrialization

Needless to say, Germany was basically sitting around waiting for Industrial revolution. They were more than prepared and ready for it. They had all the resources needed. Such as coal reserves

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Railway System

A Railway system was developed very quickly for Germany. It increased the demand for steel and coal. A steel industry also developed during the development of the railway system

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Chemical Industry

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After Germany gained the Steel industry it brought in lots of money. Germany used the money to later create a chemical and electrical industry. The chemical industry later became the most advanced in the world

Britain sent textiles to India

Britain sent textiles to India in order to gain money, but they wouldn't let India send them out to get their own money. it eventually led to India's poverty and famine problem

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India Dominated the worlds textile cotton markets

After the downfall with textile cotton India’s textile industry began to thrive. They had access to cheap labor that resulted in high quality but low priced calicoes

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Britain was the birth place of the industrial revolution

before the Industrial revolution came to be a thing, many people lived in small rural areas and their lives revolved around farming. farming wasn't easy before the industrial revolution. One of the many reasons the Revolution did so much for our today's world.

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Transportation

In Britain something big that the Industrial Revolution brought in was a change in transportation. In 1830 they invented the steam engine which helped them to transport things such as raw materials and finished goods

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Communication

Communication also improved during the Industrial Revolution because of the invention of the telegraph in 1837. in 1866 a telegraph cable was successfully laid across the Atlantic

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Coal Production Grew

coal production in Russia grew by 1,200 percent throughout the revolution. They had 6.6 million tons per year coming in. also Iron and steel production doubled to 2 milliom tons per year

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Constructed largest railway line in the world

Russia began construction on the Trans-Siberian Railway, the world largest railway line.

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China diverted money

Stage One

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China diverted money away rom the agricultural industry and invested it in industrialization projects instead. When this happened citizens were insosted to stop growing crops and build stell furnaces instead

Citizens were chased out of urban cities

Stage Two

Fact Two

in order to undergo “peasants’ education in China they chased many people out of the city. They also sent millions of high-school graduates and urban factory workers to the rural

Foreign Trade

After Japan gained an oligarchy in power, it opened up the opportunity to foreign trade. With Foreign trade it brought an end to a 250 year policy national isolationism which was enforced by the old ruler

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Adopting The Steam Engine

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Japan decided to adopt the steam engine which caused lots of change into the country. When they adopted the steam engine they began constructing steel works and built a national railroad system. They then used the tracks to exchange foreign goods such as, modern weapons