Question

3 multiple choice 1 point german industrialism differed from american, japanese, and british industrialism because... the military was the main industry to develop. the workers despised their country. their industrial revolution was led by the government. it was not influenced by other countries.

Explanation:

Unlike the more market-driven industrialization of the U.S., Britain, and the private-sector focused model of Japan, German industrialization was heavily guided and funded by its state governments, which prioritized rapid development of key sectors like heavy industry and infrastructure to catch up with other industrial powers. The other options are incorrect: the military was not the main developed industry, there is no evidence of widespread worker disdain for the country, and German industrialization was influenced by British and other foreign models.

Answer:

their industrial revolution was led by the government.