What social forms have the United States, Japan, France and Britain experienced?

The five basic forms are primitive society, slave society, feudal society, capitalist society, socialism and capitalist society. Then look at them one by one.

The United States, which was founded late, is an immigrant society and has never experienced slavery and feudalism. Even if there are slaves and slave owners' manors, they are used for capitalist production. Not a typical slavery, it can only be called capitalist slavery. If you count the aborigines, there is a primitive society, and there may be early slavery.

Japan, Britain, France and other countries have experienced the first four. It is worth mentioning that slavery and feudalism in the west are very different from those in the east. Marx's exposition is mostly set in the west, so Japan in the east may not be typical in many cases.

America has only a capitalist society.

Britain, France and Japan experienced primitive society, slave society, feudal society and capitalist society.