How was the process of industrialization similar in Japan and Great Britain?

A. Both countries developed railroads and other heavy industry, but suffered through massive famines.

B. Both countries saw economic growth, but experienced increased overcrowding and pollution.

C. Both countries initially followed capitalism, but eventually developed socialist governments.

D. Both countries relied on child labor, but passed laws guaranteeing that all adults earned equal wages.

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Whitney

29 June, 16:51

How was the process of industrialization similar in Japan and Great Britain?

A. Both countries developed railroads and other heavy industry, but suffered through massive famines.

B. Both countries saw economic growth, but experienced increased overcrowding and pollution.

C. Both countries initially followed capitalism, but eventually developed socialist governments.

D. Both countries relied on child labor, but passed laws guaranteeing that all adults earned equal wages.

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Teresa Cooley · Answer 1

One of the ways in which the process of industrialization was similar in Japan and Great Britain was that " B. Both countries saw economic growth, but experienced increased overcrowding and pollution," since factories produced a great deal of waste.