Industrialization in Europe occurred first in Great Britain, then in other parts of Western Europe. Eastern Europe remained largely agricultural and little industrialized.
Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe remains largely agricultural and little industrialized.
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Europe
Europe is a developed world; it's industrialized.
Several European nations remained largely agricultural well into the 20th century, notably those in Southern and Eastern Europe. Countries like Greece, parts of Portugal, and regions in Italy relied heavily on agriculture due to their geography and economic structures. Additionally, nations such as Romania and Bulgaria maintained significant agricultural sectors, with many people employed in farming and rural activities. These countries often faced challenges in industrialization and economic diversification compared to their more industrialized Western European counterparts.
Africa and asia europe
Elizabeth I was in a time when Europe was largely protestant catholic.
In 1850, nations like China, India, and many parts of Africa were not considered industrialized. While Europe and the United States were experiencing rapid industrial growth, these regions largely maintained agrarian economies with limited industrial development. Factors such as colonialism, lack of infrastructure, and varying levels of technological advancement contributed to their exclusion from the ranks of industrialized nations at that time.
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