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The Impact of Industrialization on
Non-Industrialized States
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• New patterns of global trade and production
  developed
• a global economy developed because
  industrialists sought
• raw materials
• new markets

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• Need for raw materials food supply for growing
  population in urban centers
• growth of export economies in non-industrialized
  countries
• Some specialized in mass producing single natural
  resources
• For example

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Guano in Peru
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• Raw Cotton in India
• Had a thriving textile industry until the
  British outlaw it in the early 1700s.
• Role shifts to exporting cotton to Great Britain
  to get turned into cloth and sold back to India
  and other colonies

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The Road to Imperialism

• Rapid increases in productivity caused by
  industrial production
• Industrialized states to seek out new consumer
  markets
• Need for specialized metals (gold silver)
  demand for diamonds
• Development of extensive mining centers
• South Africa gold and diamond mines
• Main reason for European interest

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