Question

7 multiple choice 1 point
german industrialism differed from american, japanese, and british industrialism because...
the workers despised their country.
the military was the main industry to develop.
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/state-coordinated model of Japan, German industrialization was uniquely guided and supported by its government, which invested in infrastructure, supported key industries, and coordinated economic development to catch up with other industrial powers. The other options are incorrect: German workers did not broadly despise their country, the military was not the main developed industry, and German industrialization was influenced by other industrialized nations.

Answer:

their industrial revolution was led by the government.