Question

industrialization in russia during the nineteenth century most closely resembled industrialization in which of the following regions?

Answer 1

There has always been a need for development and industrialisation in Russia because the country is so vast and has so many excellent resources for mining and oil refining. But this necessity only became apparent after the Crimean War's failure (1853-1856).

Industrialization

Honorable restoration, often referred to as the Meiji restoration, was a revolution that began in Japan in 1868 as a reform to King Meiji's reign.

Japan's industrialization was modeled after a number of western developed nations.

The construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway furthered industrialization.

Therefore, it can be said that the industrialization that took place in Russia in the nineteenth century is most similar to that which occurred in "Japan during the Meiji Restoration."

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