Global Industrialization (Japan v. Egypt)

had over relied on agriculture for economy

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

ruled by Muhammad Ali

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

Government heavily invested in industrialization

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

Industrialization included a revolution or "restoration" by the Meiji

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

This government—not afraid to use propaganda—sponsored new forms of national art and literature that praised the new government, the emperor, and modernization.

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

created some markets by forcibly taking colonies with large populations (potential consumers) and lots of natural resources

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

Had plenty of coal to fuel their factories

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

modern American warships sailed into their harbot, to show power

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

As part of the Ottoman empire, it connected two vast, overlapping regions.

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both

Their industrialization failed.

• Japan

• Egypt

• Neither

• Both