How did industrialization spread to the continent of Europe? The United States shared its expertise in exchange for resources. British workers secretly brought in textile machinery plans. Britain shared its secrets to get support from allies. Germany shared its plans for how to build railroads.

The answer is the second one. The Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain and the greater part of the essential mechanical developments was British. Automated material generation spread from Great Britain to mainland Europe in the mid-nineteenth century, with imperative focuses of materials, iron, and coal rising in Belgium, and later in France.