raw materials or Natural Resources.
Germany, which started major industrialization in the second half of the 19th century. The other countries mentioned only saw major industrialization after WW 2; that is, starting in the second half of the 20th century
Belgium did not lead Europe in adopting industrialization. Industrialization started in Great Britain and did not spread to Europe for about 100 years. The first industrialized countries were France, Germany, and Belgium. However, due to Belgium's size, it wasn't exactly a leader in industrialization.
It started in 1850 and ended around 1900.
British industrialization was led by private companies, while Chinese industrialization was led by the government. Prior to 1949, China's industrialization was greatly hampered by the invasion of Japan.
In the Meiji period that started in 1868. Before this year, Japan had really closed borders, they didn't have relations with anyone but with the beginning of the Meiji period they reopened their borders to foreign countries who brought industrialization to Japan.
when trade started being nomal, agricultural surplus led to the trading of certain goods for food, when places started developing into countries and the individual countres adopted a national currency, consumerism was officially developed.
The rejection of Realism after the horrors of war and Industrialization and Urbanism
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People needed to group together to survive, so eventually groups got large enough to start taking over other groups, and eventually started forming small "countries". Civilizations first started showing up after Farming was developed in Ancient Mesopotamia, which allowed cities to form.
The factory system started in the 18th century (In the Period Of The Industrial Revolution).
they started as a response to urban growth and industrialization
Industrialization brought significant changes to religion by challenging traditional beliefs and practices. It led to the rise of secularism as people started to prioritize scientific and technological advancements over religious doctrines. Additionally, industrialization altered the social and economic structures, impacting how individuals engaged with religion in their daily lives.