Movement ideology

Movement ideologies represent the core values of political movements. Most movement ideologies are similar or identical to a regular interest group or character ideology.

List of movement ideologies[edit | edit source]

Ideology	Law group	Strongly disapprove	Disapprove	Neutral	Approve	Collapse Strongly approve
Absolutist This group is loyal to the institution of the monarchy, and supports vesting it with absolute power.	Bureaucracy		Elected Bureaucrats		Appointed Bureaucrats Hereditary Bureaucrats
	Citizenship		Multiculturalism	Ethnostate National Supremacy Racial Segregation Cultural Exclusion	Subjecthood
	Distribution of Power	Anarchy Technocracy Universal Suffrage	Census Suffrage	Single-Party State Wealth Voting	Landed Voting Oligarchy	Autocracy
	Economic System	Cooperative Ownership Industry Banned Extraction Economy	Command Economy Laissez-Faire	Interventionism Agrarianism	Traditionalism
	Governance Principles	Council Republic	Theocracy Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic	Corporate State		Monarchy
	Land Reform	Collectivized Agriculture	Homesteading	Commercialized Agriculture Serfdom Tenant Farmers
Anarchist This movement seeks the abolition of hierarchy, authority and the state, leaving people to govern themselves.	Army Model	Peasant Levies	Mass Conscription	Professional Army		National Militia
	Citizenship	Ethnostate National Supremacy Subjecthood	Racial Segregation		Cultural Exclusion	Multiculturalism
	Distribution of Power	Technocracy Oligarchy Autocracy	Census Suffrage Wealth Voting Landed Voting Single-Party State	Universal Suffrage		Anarchy
	Economic System	Interventionism Traditionalism Laissez-Faire Extraction Economy	Command Economy Industry Banned	Agrarianism		Cooperative Ownership
	Free Speech	Outlawed Dissent	Censorship		Right of Assembly	Protected Speech
	Governance Principles	Corporate State Theocracy Monarchy	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic			Council Republic
	Policing	Militarized Police Force	Local Police Force Dedicated Police Force		No Police
Anti-Slavery This movement abhors slavery and views it as a feature of a barbarous past.	Land Reform	Serfdom		Tenant Farmers Homesteading Collectivized Agriculture Commercialized Agriculture
	Slavery	Slave Trade Debt Slavery	Legacy Slavery Colonial Slavery			Slavery Banned
Bonapartist This movement supports the restoration of a Bonaparte to the French throne, and a new Emperor to lead France into a new era of unquestioned might.	Army Model		National Militia Peasant Levies		Mass Conscription	Professional Army
	Distribution of Power	Technocracy Anarchy	Census Suffrage Universal Suffrage	Landed Voting Wealth Voting Single-Party State	Oligarchy	Autocracy
	Economic System	Command Economy Cooperative Ownership Industry Banned Extraction Economy	Agrarianism Traditionalism	Laissez-Faire		Interventionism
	Governance Principles	Council Republic	Parliamentary Republic Theocracy	Presidential Republic Corporate State		Monarchy
Communist This movement believes in the working class seizing political power through whatever means necessary.	Church and State	State Religion	Freedom of Conscience	Total Separation	State Atheism
	Economic System	Laissez-Faire Industry Banned Extraction Economy	Agrarianism Traditionalism	Interventionism		Command Economy Cooperative Ownership
	Governance Principles	Corporate State Theocracy Monarchy	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic			Council Republic
	Labor Asscoiations	Guild System Corporatized Unions	Combination Acts	Anti-Strike Laws Right to Associate
	Labor Rights			No Workers' Rights	Regulatory Bodies	Workers' Protections
	Land Reform	Serfdom	Commercialized Agriculture Tenant Farmers	Homesteading	Collectivized Agriculture
Corporatist This movement supports the resolution of class conflict through concessions from the upper class and collaboration between different social groups.	Education System		No Schools	Private Schools	Religious Schools Public Schools
	Governance Principles	Council Republic		Theocracy Monarchy Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic	Corporate State
	Labor Asscoiations		Right to Associate	Combination Acts	Anti-Strike Laws Guild System	Corporatized Unions
	Labor Rights			No Workers' Rights Workers' Protections	Regulatory Bodies
	Welfare		No Social Security	Poor Laws Old Age Pension	Wage Subsidies
Ethno-Nationalist This movement desires a nation defined on ethnic grounds, within which the supremacy of the dominant ethnicity is legally enshrined.	Citizenship	Multiculturalism Subjecthood	Cultural Exclusion		National Supremacy Racial Segregation	Ethnostate
	Migration		No Migration Controls		Closed Borders	Migration Controls
Fascist This movement seeks the establishment of a totalitarian state founded upon corporatist principles, and the revival of perceived traditional, authoritarian values in a modern context.	Army Model		National Militia Peasant Levies		Professional Army	Mass Conscription
	Citizenship	Multiculturalism Subjecthood	Cultural Exclusion		National Supremacy Racial Segregation	Ethnostate
	Distribution of Power	Census Suffrage Wealth Voting Landed Voting Technocracy Anarchy Universal Suffrage		Oligarchy	Autocracy	Single-Party State
	Free Speech	Protected Speech	Right of Assembly	Censorship		Outlawed Dissent
	Governance Principles	Council Republic	Theocracy	Monarchy Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic	Corporate State
	Policing		No Police		Local Police Force Dedicated Police Force	Militarized Police Force
Feminist This movement holds that women are equal to men, and strives for the extension of their rights as citizens.	Rights of Women	Legal Guardianship		Propertied Women	Women in the Workplace	Women's Suffrage
Integralist This movement desires a return to traditionalist Catholic values in governance, and rejects conventional conservatism and parliamentarianism.	Church and State	State Atheism Total Separation	Freedom of Conscience		State Religion
	Citizenship		Ethnostate National Supremacy Multiculturalism	Racial Segregation Cultural Exclusion	Subjecthood
	Distribution of Power	Census Suffrage Technocracy Anarchy Universal Suffrage	Wealth Voting	Landed Voting	Oligarchy Single-Party State	Autocracy
	Governance Principles	Council Republic		Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic Corporate State	Monarchy Theocracy
	Labor Associations	Corporatized Unions	Right to Associate	Combination Acts	Guild System Anti-Strike Laws
	Policing		No Police		Local Police Force Dedicated Police Force	Militarized Police Force
Land Reformer This movement is committed to breaking the power of large landowners, and redistributing land to be worked by the common people.	Land Reform	Serfdom	Tenant Farmers	Commercialized Agriculture	Homesteading Collectivized Agriculture
	Taxation	Land-Based Taxation		Consumption-Based Taxation Per-Capita Taxation Proportional Taxation Graduated Taxation
Legitimist This movement yearns for the time of the French kings of old, before the Reign of Terror sullied everything.	Church and State	State Atheism Total Separation	Freedom of Conscience		State Religion
	Distribution of Power	Universal Suffrage Anarchy Technocracy Landed Voting Wealth Voting Census Suffrage	Single-Party State	Oligarchy		Autocracy
	Free Speech	Protected Speech	Right of Assembly		Censorship	Outlawed Dissent
	Governance Principles	Council Republic	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic Theocracy	Corporate State		Monarchy
Liberal This movement values the institution of democracy, and supports guaranteeing essential freedoms for citizens.	Bureaucracy		Hereditary Bureaucrats	Appointed Bureaucrats	Elected Bureaucrats
	Citizenship	Ethnostate Multiculturalism Subjecthood	National Supremacy	Racial Segregation	Cultural Exclusion
	Distribution of Power	Anarchy Autocracy	Single-Party State Technocracy Oligarchy		Wealth Voting Landed Voting	Census Suffrage Universal Suffrage
	Free Speech		Outlawed Dissent	Censorship	Right of Assembly	Protected Speech
	Internal Security	Secret Police		No Home Affairs National Guard	Guaranteed Liberties
	Land Reform	Commercialized Agriculture	Serfdom	Tenant Farmers Homesteading Collectivized Agriculture
Minoritarian Traditionalist This movement seeks to advance the station of their religion within society, both protecting its followers from discrimination and seeking to uphold its traditional customs.	Caste Hegemony	Affirmative Action	Caste Not Enforced		Caste System Codified	Caste System Enforced
	Church and State	State Religion State Atheism	Freedom of Conscience		Total Separation
	Rights of Women	Women's Suffrage	Women in the Workplace	Propertied Women	Legal Guardianship
Modernizer This movement is strongly invested in modernizing and centralizing the nation under rational lines.	Children's Rights		Child Labor Allowed	Restricted Child Labor	Compulsory Primary School
	Economic System	Traditionalism Extraction Economy Industry Banned	Cooperative Ownership Agrarianism	Command Economy Laissez-Faire	Interventionism
	Education System		No Schools	Private Schools Religious Schools	Public Schools
	Taxation		Consumption-Based Taxation	Land-Based Taxation	Per-Capita Taxation	Proportional Taxation Graduated Taxation
	Trade Policy	Isolationism	Mercantilism	Free Trade	Protectionism
National Liberal This movement wishes to unify its culture's homelands under a nation-state founded upon liberal values.	Citizenship	Multiculturalism Subjecthood	Cultural Exclusion	Ethnostate Racial Segregation	National Supremacy
	Distribution of Power	Autocracy Anarchy	Oligarchy Single-Party State Technocracy		Landed Voting Wealth Voting	Census Suffrage Universal Suffrage
	Education System		No Schools Religious Schools	Private Schools	Public Schools
	Free Speech		Outlawed Dissent	Censorship	Right of Assembly	Protected Speech
	Internal Security	Secret Police		No Home Affairs National Guard	Guaranteed Liberties
	Labor Associations		Guild System	Combination Acts Corporatized Unions Anti-Strike Laws Right to Associate
Nihilist This movement prioritizes the questioning and overturning of traditionalist social order and institutions at all costs, seeking to clear the ground for a comprehensively revolutionary society.	Caste Hegemony	Caste System Enforced	Caste System Codified	Caste Not Enforced Affirmative Action
	Church and State	State Religion	Freedom of Conscience	Total Separation		State Atheism
	Governance Principles	Monarchy Theocracy	Corporate State	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic	Council Republic
Orléanist This movement supports the house of Orléans' claim to the French throne, desiring a constitutional order under a restrained monarch.	Distribution of Power	Technocracy Anarchy	Autocracy Universal Suffrage Single-Party State	Oligarchy Census Suffrage	Landed Voting Wealth Voting
	Economic System	Command Economy Cooperative Ownership Industry Banned Extraction Economy	Agrarianism Traditionalism	Interventionism		Laissez-Faire
	Governance Principles	Council Republic	Parliamentary Republic Theocracy	Presidential Republic Corporate State		Monarchy
	Trade Policy	Isolationism	Mercantilism Protectionism			Free Trade
Positivist This movement supports a society founded upon technocratic and anticlericalist lines, disdaining both the arbitrary power of monarchs and the fickle whims of the public.	Bureaucracy	Hereditary Bureaucrats	Elected Bureaucrats			Appointed Bureaucrats
	Church and State	State Religion	Freedom of Conscience		Total Separation	State Atheism
	Distribution of Power	Anarchy Universal Suffrage	Census Suffrage Landed Voting	Autocracy Oligarchy	Single-Party State Wealth Voting	Technocracy
	Governance Principles	Council Republic Monarchy Theocracy		Parliamentary Republic Corporate State	Presidential Republic
Proletarian This movement views politics through the lens of class struggle, supporting better conditions and increased political influence for workers.	Economic System	Extraction Economy Industry Banned	Traditionalism Laissez-Faire	Agrarianism	Command Economy Interventionism	Cooperative Ownership
	Health System		Private Health Insurance No Health System	Charity Hospitals	Public Health Insurance
	Taxation		Per-Capita Taxation	Land-Based Taxation Proportional Taxation Consumption-Based Taxation	Graduated Taxation
	Welfare		No Social Security	Poor Laws	Wage Subsidies	Old Age Pension
Pro-Slavery This movement views slavery as a necessary part of a well-functioning society, and supports the institutions that uphold it.	Policing	No Police	Dedicated Police Force	Militarized Police Force	Local Police Force
	Slavery	Slavery Banned			Debt Slavery Legacy Slavery Slave Trade Colonial Slavery
Pro-Slavery (colonial) This group views slavery as a profitable component of colonial economies, and supports the institutions that uphold it.	Colonization		No Colonial Affairs	Colonial Resettlement Frontier Colonization	Colonial Exploitation
	Policing	No Police	Dedicated Police Force	Militarized Police Force	Local Police Force
	Slavery	Slavery Banned	Slave Trade	Debt Slavery Legacy Slavery	Colonial Slavery
Radical This group strives for radical liberal reforms advancing democratic ideals.	Distribution of Power	Anarchy Oligarchy Autocracy	Technocracy Landed Voting Single-Party State	Wealth Voting	Census Suffrage	Universal Suffrage
	Education System		No Schools Religious Schools	Private Schools	Public Schools
	Free Speech	Outlawed Dissent	Censorship		Right of Assembly	Protected Speech
	Governance Principles	Theocracy Council Republic Monarchy	Corporate State	Presidential Republic	Parliamentary Republic
	Internal Security	Secret Police		No Home Affairs	Guaranteed Liberties National Guard
	Labor Associations	Guild System	Combination Acts Corporatized Unions	Anti-Strike Laws Right to Associate
Reactionary This movement seeks to restore a past, real or imagined, where just kings ruled over a uniform society.	Citizenship		Multiculturalism	Cultural Exclusion Subjecthood	Ethnostate Racial Segregation	National Supremacy
	Governance Principles		Council Republic	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic Corporate State	Theocracy Monarchy
	Migration		No Migration Controls		Closed Borders	Migration Controls
Republican This movement holds democratic and republican ideals, and supports guaranteeing essential freedoms for citizens.	Bureaucracy		Hereditary Bureaucrats	Appointed Bureaucrats	Elected Bureaucrats
	Citizenship	Ethnostate Multiculturalism Subjecthood	National Supremacy	Racial Segregation	Cultural Exclusion
	Distribution of Power	Anarchy Autocracy	Single-Party State Technocracy Oligarchy	Landed Voting	Wealth Voting Census Suffrage Universal Suffrage
	Free Speech	Outlawed Dissent	Censorship		Right of Assembly	Protected Speech
	Governance Principles	Monarchy Theocracy Council Republic		Corporate State	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic
	Internal Security	Secret Police		No Home Affairs National Guard	Guaranteed Liberties
Royalist This group's loyalties are to the monarchy and its rightful ruler.	Governance Principles	Council Republic	Theocracy Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic	Corporate State		Monarchy
Socialist This movement supports workers' ownership of the means of production and the dismantling of the capitalist system.	Economic System	Traditionalism Laissez-Faire Industry Banned Extraction Economy		Interventionism Agrarianism	Command Economy Cooperative Ownership
	Governance Principles	Theocracy Monarchy Corporate State		Parliamentary Republic Presidential Republic	Council Republic
	Labor Rights		No Workers' Rights	Regulatory Bodies	Workers' Protections
	Taxation		Per-Capita Taxation	Land-Based Taxation Proportional Taxation Consumption-Based Taxation	Graduated Taxation
	Trade Policy		Free Trade	Isolationism Mercantilism	Protectionism
	Welfare		No Social Security	Poor Laws	Wage Subsidies	Old Age Pension
Sovereignist This movement opposes oppressive measures imposed upon their nation by colonial authorities, and seeks to advance policies that serve the ends of national self-governance.	Citizenship	Ethnostate	National Supremacy Racial Segregation Subjecthood	Cultural Exclusion	Multiculturalism
	Free Speech	Outlawed Dissent	Censorship		Right of Assembly	Protected Speech
	Migration		No Migration Controls		Closed Borders	Migration Controls
	Policing	Militarized Police Force	Dedicated Police Force	No Police	Local Police Force
Traditionalist This movement seeks to maintain traditional customs, viewing them as an extension of natural laws.	Caste Hegemony	Affirmative Action	Caste Not Enforced		Caste System Codified	Caste System Enforced
	Church and State	State Atheism Total Separation	Freedom of Conscience		State Religion
	Rights of Women	Women's Suffrage	Women in the Workplace	Propertied Women	Legal Guardianship
Utilitarian This movement supports codifying and rationalizing government functions in order to promote the common good.	Caste Hegemony		Caste System Enforced Caste System Codified	Caste Not Enforced Affirmative Action
	Children's Rights			Restricted Child Labor Child Labor Allowed		Compulsory Primary School
	Education System		No Schools	Private Schools Religious Schools	Public Schools
	Rights of Women		Legal Guardianship	Propertied Women	Women in the Workplace	Women's Suffrage
	Slavery	Slave Trade Debt Slavery	Legacy Slavery Colonial Slavery	Slavery Banned
	Taxation		Consumption-Based Taxation Land-Based Taxation	Per-Capita Taxation	Proportional Taxation	Graduated Taxation
Vanguardist This movement seeks to achieve a socialist society through a revolution headed by a vanguard party of dedicated radicals.	Distribution of Power	Oligarchy Autocracy Census Suffrage Wealth Voting Landed Voting	Anarchy Universal Suffrage		Technocracy	Single-Party State
	Economic System	Laissez-Faire Industry Banned Extraction Economy	Agrarianism Traditionalism	Interventionism	Cooperative Ownership	Command Economy
	Governance Principles	Corporate State Theocracy Monarchy	Presidential Republic Parliamentary Republic			Council Republic
	Labor Asscoiations	Guild System Corporatized Unions	Combination Acts	Anti-Strike Laws Right to Associate
	Land Reform	Commercialized Agriculture Serfdom	Tenant Farmers	Homesteading	Collectivized Agriculture
	Trade Policy	Free Trade	Mercantilism		Protectionism Isolationism

Pluralist[edit | edit source]

Pluralist has four versions, depending on how similar the cultural movement's culture is to the country's primary cultures.

Minority Rights movement will always have the Cultural Exclusion version.

Ideology	Law group	Strongly disapprove	Disapprove	Neutral	Approve	Collapse Strongly approve
Pluralist Shared heritage and other trait	Citizenship		Ethnostate	Cultural Exclusion Multiculturalism Racial Segregation Subjecthood	National Supremacy
Pluralist Shared heritage trait only	Citizenship	Ethnostate	National Supremacy	Cultural Exclusion Multiculturalism Subjecthood	Racial Segregation
Pluralist Shared other trait only	Citizenship	Ethnostate National Supremacy	Racial Segregation	Multiculturalism Subjecthood	Cultural Exclusion
Pluralist No shared trait	Citizenship	Ethnostate National Supremacy	Cultural Exclusion Racial Segregation	Subjecthood	Multiculturalism

References[edit | edit source]

• To update page content, see script files in folder /Victoria 3/game/common/ideologies:
  • Each ideology section has its own txt file (generally named after each category).
• To update flavor text, see localization files in folder /Victoria 3/game/localization/english:
  • For ideologies' flavor text, see localization files laws_l_english.yml, content_4_l_english.yml or content_105_l_english.yml.