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The 53 pages that link to Industrialisation, each with the reason it gives.

• Industrial RevolutionNarrower topic: The British transformation became an early and influential instance of this wider process.

• Progressive EraNarrower topic: Its concentration of wealth and power helped generate demands for regulation and labor protections.

• Literary modernismNarrower topic: Urban growth and mechanized life supplied modernism with both subjects and sources of dislocation.

• Material cultureRelated: Mass production transformed the scale, availability, and design of everyday things.

• PastoralCompared with: Industrial change sharpened pastoral nostalgia for land and older ways of life.

• DeindustrializationCompared with: It is the broad historical movement opposite to deindustrialization.

• Modernization theoryRelated: The shift from agrarian production to industry is a central stage in the theory.

• Economic historyBroader topic: Its timing and uneven spread are central problems in explaining modern economic growth.

• ModernityRelated: Factory production and wage labor reorganized economies and everyday life.

• American modernismRelated: Industrial growth transformed the cities and technologies that modernists represented.

• Economic planningRelated: Plans have often concentrated investment to accelerate industrial growth.

• Economic developmentBroader topic: Manufacturing has often absorbed workers from agriculture and enabled higher-productivity production.

• Special economic zoneNarrower topic: Zones are often used to accelerate industrialization in selected locations.

• Social GospelNarrower topic: Rapid industrial growth intensified the poverty and labor abuses that Social Gospel reformers confronted.

• Power loomRelated: Powered weaving helped move cloth manufacture from dispersed workshops into industrial production.

• State socialismRelated: State-directed investment enabled rapid industrial growth in several socialist countries.

• Agrarian societyCompared with: Industrialization shifts employment and production away from agriculture toward factories and services.

• MechanizationNarrower topic: Mechanization is one technological change within the wider process of industrialization.

• MetropolisRelated: The film’s underground machinery turns industrial labor into its central spectacle.

• The JungleNarrower topic: The novel portrays the human costs of industrial labor and urban growth.

• Settlement movementNarrower topic: Rapid industrial growth intensified the urban poverty and overcrowding that settlements addressed.

• KitschNarrower topic: Mass production expanded the availability of inexpensive decorative objects often classified as kitsch.

• Nuclear familyRelated: Wage labor and migration could separate domestic life from kin-based production.

• Appropriate technologyCompared with: Large-scale industrialization can conflict with the movement’s preference for local scale and control.

• CollectivizationRelated: Soviet leaders sought grain and resources from agriculture to finance rapid industrial growth.

• Industrial societyRelated: The historical process that creates the production systems defining industrial society.

• Service economyCompared with: Service economies emerge in part through transformation beyond industrial dominance.

• Social novelRelated: Industrial change supplied recurring conflicts over labor, poverty, and urban life.

• The RainbowRelated: Industrial change alters the work and horizons available to Ursula’s generation.

• AnomieRelated: Durkheim examined how modern economic transformation could outpace moral regulation.

• CafeteriaNarrower topic: Mass workplaces created demand for organized meal service for large groups.

• Planned economyRelated: Central plans have often prioritized heavy industry and accelerated structural change.

• Reserve army of labourNarrower topic: Industrial change reshaped labour demand and helped create populations surplus to employers’ immediate needs.

• American literary realismRelated: Rapid industrial change supplied realist fiction with new workplaces, inequalities, and social pressures.

• Detroit Industry MuralsNarrower topic: The murals present industrialization as both a source of power and a human condition.

• Long DepressionRelated: Continued industrial growth complicates the label “depression” for the whole period.

• Industrial parkNarrower topic: Industrial parks provide organized sites for the growth and concentration of industrial activity.

• Applied artsCompared with: Mass production changed the relationship between design, craft labor, and finished objects.

• SupperRelated: Factory schedules helped standardize evening meals around the end of the working day.

• Food cartRelated: Urban industrial growth created dense worker populations and demand for inexpensive street meals.

• HandicraftCompared with: Industrialization changed the cost, scale, and social status of hand production.

• W. Arthur LewisRelated: Lewis’s account made industrial investment and employment central to development strategy.

• AvadiNarrower topic: Heavy-vehicle and defense production have contributed to Avadi’s industrial character.

• BielefeldNarrower topic: Bielefeld’s textile firms and later factories transformed it from a trading town into an industrial city.

• Human historyRelated: It transformed work, cities, economies, and global power.

• PratoNarrower topic: Prato’s modern growth accelerated as textile production became industrialized.

• 19th centuryNarrower topic: This broader process connects early factories with later industrial systems.

• GujranwalaRelated: Manufacturing has helped shape Gujranwala’s employment and urban development.

• History of OntarioNarrower topic: Manufacturing and resource industries reshaped Ontario's cities, labor, and population.

• Human activitiesBroader topic: Industrial production has greatly increased energy use and material extraction.