Industrialism

Industrialism also called Productivism is a technological ideology which puts an emphasis on industrialisation as one of the most beneficial stages of development for any given civilisation. Industrialism is usually neutral on technological development outside of Industrialisation.

History

Industralism came to be in the Industrial Revolution when society moved from a mainly agricultural economy to an industrialized economy. The 1950s saw his rise in the economy of the United States, in cities like Detroit, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Today, he is mainly struggling as the factories close down and people move out of the region which once boomed under him due to environmental concerns such as air pollution and climate change.

Foundations

Building factories and industrializing can lead to economic prosperity. Mass manufacturing of goods and products increased life expectancy and population growth.

How to Draw

Industrialism's design is based of the design of the LeftValues "Production" Icon.

Draw a ball with eyes.
Fill it with the colour brown.
Draw in black, the image of a Factory.
1. Draw a horizontal rectangle.
2. On top of the horizontal rectangle draw three spikes in the shape of right-angle triangles.
3. Out of the spikes, draw one or two pipes.
4. On the side of the factory draw one to three windows.
(Optional) Draw a hat on the ball.

And you should be done.

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Relationships

Friendly

Capitalism - Come invest over here. Build some factories.
Maoism - Industrialised China, what can I say?
Stalinism - Gotta respect dat grind.

Mixed

Agrarianism - Come work to factories!
Post-Industrialism - Son? Why you gotta close the factories?

Negative

Neoluddism - You unironically think the Industrial Revolution was a bad thing?
Anarcho-Primitivism - Stop using your rocks and pump out the smog!
Socialism - YOU WANT A RAISE? CONTINUE WORKING!
Environmentalism - Deforestation and smoggy air galore! There's no way you can stop me!
Primalism - Animal? Let's turn it into food!

Further Information

Texts

The Unbound Prometheus: Technological Change and Industrial Development in Western Europe from 1750 to the Present by David S. Lanes (Shortened Version)

Wikipedia

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