Compare the economic development of England and France.

France entered the 19th century relatively backward (compared to England). France remained a peasant country, while the English industrial revolution raced at full speed. England used much more coal than France, due to the fact that France did not have such rich coal deposits as England. French business was much more difficult to develop, as its growth was constantly restrained by a government more authoritarian than in England. , as a rule, it was smaller, most often it was a small and medium-sized family business. For French business, it was not about development, but about survival.