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    Modern liberalism and modern conservatism are both incomplete without one another. Both groups carry a unique quality that can bring society together and completes the society. Modern conservatism leans more towards the economy as modern liberalism aids liberty. For instance, without modern liberalism we would not be able to understand that “the government must protect individuals from the inequities of modern society and correct the injustices and failures of “free-market” capitalism including…

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    Thesis: While conservatism in the early 19th century may seem like a rejection to revolution, it was more about silencing the middle class and keeping the power with the institutions and practices of tradition. The French Revolution was the beginning of taking power away from monarchs and institutions, to giving power to the middle class and spreading the role of democracy. While the middle class, or Third Estate, were for this new era and embedded Enlightenment thinking and social contract…

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    on the subjects like healthcare, tax, immigration, education etc. But the basic difference between them is the ideas about the role of government in the country. Both liberalism and conservatism, an essential concept in politics, had changed over the years but the fundamental ideas remained the same [1]. Conservatism is the philosophy that retains the traditional American value and believes in a limited government but individual freedom, while, liberalism is built upon…

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    Sumaiya Sayef Tyler Olsen Take Home Exam #3 Conservatism Conservatism is a political ideology that values the creation and conserves stable societies which is often based upon a scale of power lodged in a traditional class of leaders. Conservatism also has deep respect for traditional values and organizations. Subsequently, conservatives believe that communities can provide a formation for the natural change. They believe it should be a way of progress. Furthermore, individuals views and…

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    Liberalism and conservatism in the American sense of the terms have both a moral and an economic dimension. Conservatives believe that government should stay out of economic matters but should intervene in moral matters. That means that conservatives oppose government regulation of business but support government-endorsed moral standards. Liberals generally believe in governmental action to achieve equal opportunity and equality for all, and that it is the duty of the government to reduce…

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    ideologies, and each of try to find solution to different political problems. Some of these ideologies have influenced others. An example of this is modern liberalism and modern conservatism in the United States. Both modern liberalism and modern conservatism were influenced by classical liberalism and classic conservatism. Roskin describes classical liberalism as being deeply rooted in the philosophy of John Locke and Adam Smith. John Locke believed all people are born free and equal, and that…

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    increasingly liberal and this could be attributed as the main reason to why new conservatism rose to prominence: many americans were upset and frustrated that the country had become, in their opinion, too liberal and wanted to counteract what they saw as a break from traditional American values and system of government by becoming conservative and promoting the traditional values of society and promoting smaller government. New conservatism…

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    Liberalism Realist such as Henry Kissinger once stated that when it comes to power, leaders are usually power hungry and selfish. Liberals in the other hand believe that leaders can make their nations get along by having respect fo each other differences and freedom. Liberals disagree with realist view about how political power is measure by "degree to which one is able to maintain, increase and demonstrate one's power over others" ( Lazarus). For Liberals, trusting behaviour between states is…

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    Liberal and conservative two traditional values America boasted among us. As a kid, I was never really had an interested in American history or politics, then again what kid does. And as a man, I still have no attention to be involved, but that doesn't mean I don't have an opinion. First off, what does it mean to be a liberal? Being liberal means to fight for one's right or belief. For example, abortions, same sex marriages, and birth control these are things are what liberals fight for to make…

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    Briefly explain American liberalism and conservatism as political ideologies? The American political ideology has divided itself into two distinct groups. On one end of the spectrum there are liberals. Liberalism focuses on the rights of the individual. Modern Liberalism aligns itself with ideas such as marriage equality, civil rights, and environmental protection for the good of all people. On the other end of the spectrum there are conservatives. Conservatism “is (in the sense of various…

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