the industrial revolution and the world ap world mr. owen and sr. colden spring 2013
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The Industrial Revolution and the World
AP World
Mr. Owen and Sr. Colden
Spring 2013
Variations on a Theme: Industrialization in the United
States and Russia
Intro: IR Spread to Continental Europe
By 1900, it was established in the United States, Russia, and Japan
Similar outcomes wherever it was established
Effects of Industrialization affected by
Examples:Variations are most apparent in the
cases of the United States and Russia
The United States: Industrialization without Socialism
American IR began with New England textiles (1820s)
Explosive growth after Civil War
US Government played an important role:
The United States: Industrialization without Socialism
Pioneering of mass production techniques
Creation of “culture of consumption”
Self-made Industrialists become cultural heroes!
The United States: Industrialization without Socialism
Series social divisions arose:
Russia: Industrialization and Revolution
Intro: Political Structure
Who initiates change:
Result: State set out to improve economic / industrial backwardness
Russia: Industrialization and Revolution
Russian Industrial Revolution was launched by the 1890s
Middle class disliked Russia’s deep conservatism
Russian working class rapidly radicalized
Russia: Industrialization and Revolution
Marxist socialism appealed to some educated Russians
1905 Revolution
Reforms
Failures
Russia: Industrialization and Revolution
Russian Revolution broke out in 1917
Only in Russia did industrialization lead to violent social Revolution
The Industrial Revolution and Latin America in the Nineteenth Century
IntroductionBeyond Europe and North America, only
Japan underwent major industrialization in the nineteenth century elsewhere, only modest experiments in industry did not transform societies Non-industrialized societies still felt the impact
of European and North American developments
After Independence in Latin America
Reasons for a late start:
Political Life
After Independence in Latin America
Fundamental changes brought by independence:
Integration into World Economy
After Independence in Latin America
Becoming like Europe?
Who benefitted?
Industrial workers:
After Independence in Latin America
The case of Mexico:
Export Boom and Effects