Industry Spreads
This country’s industrialization was delayed by a political revolution and a series of wars.
France
This term refers to coal, iron, and other materials used in production.
Natural resources
This country industrialized first.
Britain
This was the first country to industrialize in Asia
Japan
This raw material from the Brazilian Amazon was used in products like tires and footwear.
Rubber
Political fragmentation delayed industrialization in this country until unification in 1871.
Germany
This word refers to money available for investment in factories and industry.
Capital
This railroad connected Moscow to the Pacific.
Trans-Siberian Railroad
British interference led to a decline in India's production of this raw material.
Iron
This crop from the Caribbean was refined and consumed in large quantities by Britain.
Sugar
This Asian country industrialized through “defensive modernization.”
Japan
**BONUS** (100 pts)
Explain the term "defensive modernization"
The AMSCO reading uses this term to describe a country’s workforce.
Human capital
DAILY DOUBLE
In 1863, the British Royal Navy took complete control over this body of water
The Indian Ocean
European industry led to a reduction in the production of this good in Egypt and India.
Textiles
This crop from the southern United States supplied British textile factories.
Cotton
By 1900, this country had become a leading industrial force because of resources and human capital.
United States
This method of transportation helped facilitate the movement of raw materials
Railroads
In the late 19th century, Germany became a leading producer of these two commodities.
Steel and coal
The Japanese wanted to adopt certain western technologies and institutions while preserving this
The United States had ample human capital because of this group of people
Immigrants OR migrants from rural areas within the U.S.
This country was the first to industrialize after Britain.
Belgium
This term refers to the time period where the British East India Company controlled large sections of the Indian subcontinent.
Company rule
Russia remained overwhelmingly agricultural until this event in 1917
NORMAL POINTS:
Communists seized power
DOUBLE POINTS:
The Bolshevik Revolution
This term refers to the period of rapid industrialization as well as social and political reform in 19th century Japan
The Meiji Restoration
This invention dramatically increased the demand for cotton from the American South by making it much faster to separate cotton fibers from seeds.
Cotton gin