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    political landscape that then did to the liberals what it did to the conservatives not long before (Zschirnt, 2011). Left-right (or liberal-conservative) distinctions exist with historical continuity surrounding two ideas: advocating versus resisting social change, and accepting versus rejecting inequality. Conservatives are more concerned with preservation especially within the lines of hierarchy, privilege, and economy, while liberals are focused on change, have more egalitarian values, and…

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    both sides working together to create policies for the greater good of the country, it seems that each side would rather dig their heels in the mud and take a stand that the other should be more like them. Before you can understand liberalism or conservatisms, you must understand the basic political ideologies in America. As previously stated, the two basic political parties in the America are Republicans and Democrats. “A political party can be defined…

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    Conservatism Government

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    of the three ideologies found throughout political history. The three are conservatism, liberalism, and moderate. There have been multiple government documents written that helped get us to the most important one we have now. That document would have to be the United States Constitution. I will be focusing on the ideology of conservatism and how it influenced parts of the U.S. Constitution that we now know. Conservatism is the idea of following the “traditional” way of conducting our…

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    Classical Conservatism

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    It held the belief on how societies are imperfect and faulty by nature? According to Heywood, he defines conservatism as a human is being emotionally and mentally weak. Therefore, they need support. In other word, humans are “dependent creatures” (Heywood, 2011). As in nature, people believe that conservatism is natural where society is to be unequal. Conservatives used their principles on specific beliefs such as Tradition, Pragmatism, Hierarchy, Authority…

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    Many viewed the Enlightenment period as revolutionary, while Burke viewed it as being evolutionary, thus he believed in building upon the current status quo of their government; this was the foundation and building viewpoint of conservatism. Thomas Paine, on the other hand, was born in Southern England to a poor working-class family. He was a tax collector that moved to Pennsylvania in America and eventually became involved in the War for Independence. Paine valued independence…

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    More so classical liberalism. The same type which Professor Terry Conlin spoke of in his third lecture where he spoke of classical conservatism, liberalism, and socialism. Classical Liberalism has different answers to the seven questions than classical conservatism did. In my opinion liberalism’s answers allow for a more functional society. The first question being “What is the guide to behavior” Classical Liberalism answers with a “rational self-interest”…

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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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    imagination, not without cause, conservatism is synonymous with an out-group intolerance for other cultures, peoples, and religions. This definition is apt for many. But the conservatism of Sarah Palin is unlike that of Milton Friedman of the University of Chicago. Lost in the noise of current discourse is the long line of conservative intellectuals. The usual conception of conservatism may not fit my politics, but a better flavor does. Properly described, “conservatism” is the desire to…

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    the family such as friends, parents of friends, and babysitters. Overall, children will be more independent as they learn how to be more social and responsible.…

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    Are there significant ideological differences between Canada’s Conservatives and Liberals? Compare the two parties in terms of basic principles of their programs. Differences Between Canada’s Conservatives and Liberals The explanation for what it means to be liberal or conservative comes down to the ideological differences between them. Each party holds a standard to their basic principles and these lists are the primary ideological differences between Canada’s Conservative and Liberal parties…

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