How was industrialization in the united kingdom different from industrialization in china

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Hey! :)

Industrialization in the UK, and this answer will narrow the UK down to Great Britain and England was indeed different than the industrialization in China. Even without breaking down China's industrialization to the time before and after the Communist Party took over China in 1950, the two countries' industrialization process was vastly different. Here is why:
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England's industrial revolution had its roots in the later part of the 17th Century while China's began much later.

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VLD [36.1K]3 years ago

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The United Kingdom’s industrialization was guided by individual entrepreneurs, while China’s was guided by the government. answer for apex ;)

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