In the 19th century, among the countries of Britain, the United States, France, Russia, and Japan, which country's people had the best life, and which country's people were the most miserable, and why

In the 19th century, among the countries of Britain, the United States, France, Russia, and Japan, which country's people had the best life, and which country's people were the most miserable, and why?

Although the time span is relatively large, I will give you a summary!

1 Britain - its colonies account for one-third of the world (including India and the entire Australia, known as the brightest jewel in the crown) and the peak of the Victorian period, so the people are very wealthy.

2 France should be aware that at this time France was being suppressed by Britain at its peak, but its people were still very stable.

3 Russia - Although there are some civil strife, the people's life is still relatively stable, but it is still much worse than Britain and France.

4 The United States is developing rapidly due to the immigration wave. However, due to the rapid increase in population, subsidy facilities are still very few, so the people's quality of life is still very poor.

5 Japan - At that time, the sea blockade had just been lifted. Although the country was developing at a rapid pace, although the Chinese government at that time was quite prosperous, it still put a lot of pressure on Japan. In addition, the land area and resources were scarce. Wealth is also in the hands of a few people, so the quality of life of the Japanese people is the worst.