Others fueled the economic revolution and transformed manufacturing, transportation, and communication.
Much of Africa was colonized by European nations during the nineteenth century. The year 2001 marked the start of a new century.
To trade with
European nations practiced a mercantilistic system in latin America
Kurds, Palestinians, India, & Catalonia or Britanny (:
American imperialism
Others fueled the economic revolution and transformed manufacturing, transportation, and communication.
The inventions and innovations of the mid-19th century helped fuel both the economies of the North and South. The manufacturing centers of the North could produce more textiles more easily and efficiently with the technologies while the plantations of the South could produce more cotton with agricultural innovations. Inventions such as the steam engine improved shipping of goods by land and sea.
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The U.S. economy was growing more tied to other nations,
Inventions have helped all nations. Which inventions and what help they have provided depends on the nation and the invention was. You need to be more specific.
they made a lot ok
In the nineteenth century, the United States experienced rapid industrialization and westward expansion, driven by innovations like the steam engine and the telegraph, which transformed its economy and society. In contrast, Japan underwent the Meiji Restoration, transitioning from feudalism to a centralized, industrialized state, adopting Western technologies and practices to strengthen its economy and military. While the U.S. focused on expanding its territory and influence, Japan prioritized modernization and autonomy, showcasing different paths of national development during this transformative century.
The imperialist nations have in common in the 19th century was that they were industrialized.
First nations invented popcorn isn't that weird. i'm telling the truth. i did a project on inventions of first nations and i got a A+.
mixed economy
it ruined the nations economy by no money
Benjamin Franklin