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How was industrialization similar in japan and the united states
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Apex "Both countries's industrialization was guided by knowledge from foreign countries"
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One of the ways in which industrialization was similar in Japan and the United States is that in both countries it led to an increase in income for many lower to middle-class people, since more jobs were available in factories.
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