In contrast to England who had an abundance of natural resources such as coal, Japan had very few of these raw materials. To compensate the the shortage of natural resources, Japan had to trade in other to get these resources for their industries to function.
Industrialization in Japan.
The process of industrialization in Japan was government based. In the 1920s, Japan built a modern industrial infrastructure. In other to better position themselves with other global powers, Japan sought for greater access to more resources.
Three factors that led to Japanese industrialization are
- Introduction foreign technology
- Stable import dependence of raw materials.
- Hard working and cautious laborers.
Industrialization in England
Industrialization in England began between 1820 and 1840.
In England, there was improved large-scale production methods and machinery . Some factors that contributed to the industrialization in England are
- Access to raw materials
- Availability of trade routes and trade partners
- Social changes
- Stable government
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