From the first table you can make the conclusion that As the U.S.'s industry and their economy rose the U.K. and powers of Europe's Dropped. The U.K. was the former Industrial Power in 1870 with 31% of the worlds industry's and then they dropped into the low 20%'s also America did almost the exact opposite they rose from the low 20%'s to the somehwere around 35%.
I think this basically shows that the UNITED STATES ROCKS!!!! I mean seriously the UK may have had us in 1870 but we proved just how much better we were in 1913. It can also be seen that there were dramatic improvements as years went on in the various countries charted. And finally, the Swedes are very illiterate according to this chart.
In the first table shows that clearly the United States is a leading distributer in products between 1870 and 1913 however in this time period England decreased in distribution. However up until this time it is seen that England was "the" country. they were outputting more amounts of coal,and pig iron. Their cotton industry grew much greater than other countries. Even up to 1880 England had the greatest length of open railroads. slowly around the 1900s other countries began to catchup to England.
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From the first table you can make the conclusion that As the U.S.'s industry and their economy rose the U.K. and powers of Europe's Dropped. The U.K. was the former Industrial Power in 1870 with 31% of the worlds industry's and then they dropped into the low 20%'s also America did almost the exact opposite they rose from the low 20%'s to the somehwere around 35%.
I think this basically shows that the UNITED STATES ROCKS!!!! I mean seriously the UK may have had us in 1870 but we proved just how much better we were in 1913. It can also be seen that there were dramatic improvements as years went on in the various countries charted. And finally, the Swedes are very illiterate according to this chart.
In the first table shows that clearly the United States is a leading distributer in products between 1870 and 1913 however in this time period England decreased in distribution. However up until this time it is seen that England was "the" country. they were outputting more amounts of coal,and pig iron. Their cotton industry grew much greater than other countries. Even up to 1880 England had the greatest length of open railroads. slowly around the 1900s other countries began to catchup to England.
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