The Conservative Reaction

Oct 24, 2011

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The Conservative Party

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The Conservative Tradition

The Conservative Tradition. Burke’s “Reflections on the Revolution in France” DeMaistre’s “Study on Sovereignty”. Burke’s Reflections. Biographical/Historical Background Ethics of the Community Conservatism Natural Hierarchy . I. Biographical Background. Edmund Burke (1729-1797)

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The Conservative Reaction

The Conservative Reaction. Auguste Comte (1798-1857). Background Catholic at the wrong time. Opposed to the Revolution. Social order paramount. Ecole Polytechnique: Military efficiency and preeminence of science. Liked the school. Expelled for anti-Enlightenment beliefs.

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Conservative Movement

Conservative Movement. Environmental Movement. Conservatism, Con’t. Religious right Tax revolt of the 1970s Reagan and Reaganomics. Environmental Movement. Rachel Carson, Silent Spring Concerns? Environmental Protection Agency, 1970 Global warming. North Pacific Gyre.

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The Conservative Revolution

The Conservative Revolution. “I’m talking in human terms and he is hiding behind a dictionary. If he wants a definition, I’ll give him one. A recession is when your neighbor loses his job. A depression is when you lose yours. A recovery is when Jimmy Carter loses his.” —Ronald Reagan 1980.

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The Conservative Resurgence

The Conservative Resurgence. Ch. 23. Ideas of Liberalism. Democrats Believed… Federal gov should play a large role in improving American lives Social programs should help poor, elderly, unemployed Rights should protect minorities and women Greater gov regulation of industry

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The Conservative Resurgence

The Conservative Resurgence. Focus Question. What are some of the key issues in the 2012 presidential race?. Roots laid during the New Deal. Conservative critics of the New Deal Power concentrated into central government “Dictatorial” policies of FDR Violated ideas of laissez-faire

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CONSERVATIVE

THE POLITICAL SPECTRUM . MODERATE. LIBERAL . CONSERVATIVE. Those to the “left” of the center are referred to as LIBERALS , generally believing and standing for the following: Advocate changes to society

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The Conservative Revolution

The Conservative Revolution. Ch. 26, Sec. 1, 2. Roots of Revolution. Conservative Republican movement grew dramatically with Reagan’s election. Movement saw beginnings during ___________________. Conservatives opposed much New Deal regulation, as it increased size, scope, & power of gov’t .

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The Conservative Tide

The Conservative Tide. President Ronald Reagan’s election marks a rightward shift in domestic and foreign policy. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Cold War ends and the U.S. confronts a host of domestic problems. NEXT. Timeline of Events.

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The Conservative Party

The Conservative Party. The United Kingdom BY: Shelby Pugh. Ideology. Conservatism (British) British unionism Soft E uroscepticism Internal factions : · Liberal conservatism · Libertarianism · One nation conservatism · Fiscal conservatism · Social conservatism

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Conservative and Non-Conservative Forces

Conservative and Non-Conservative Forces. The work to lift an object and to carry it up an incline plane are the same…simple machines save us force not work. Forces like lifting against gravity where the only thing that matters is the final and beginning points are called conservative forces.

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The Conservative Tide

The Conservative Tide. Chapter 33. A conservative movement emerges Public action versus private interest—the pendulum of political opinion High taxes for entitlement programs and the government’s civil rights policies had many Americans frustrated

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The Conservative Backlash

The Conservative Backlash. Journal: APRIL 10 2012. "Government is not the solution to our problem. Government is the problem." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Why or why not?. Growing Government. Share out. Take notes on how each president helped to grow government.

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The Conservative Backlash

The Conservative Backlash. EQ: How did social change and conflict mark the 1920’s?. What does this word mean?. The Klu Klux Klan as an Example of the Conservative Movement. Read the KKK’s application and manual from 1923 and then answer the following:

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THE CONSERVATIVE ORDER

THE CONSERVATIVE ORDER. Europe regains control after Napoleonic Wars 1815-1830. CONGRESS OF VIENNA 1815. Europe’s major powers were determined to restore order after the dual forces of liberalism and nationalism arose in the late 18 th century

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Conservative Judaism

Conservative Judaism. Presented to REL 306 Dr. Laurence Boxer April, 2004. Prior to 18 th Century (Enlightenment)…. ... Jewish practice was largely what, today, we would call insular and Orthodox.

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Conservative vs. Non-conservative Forces

Conservative vs. Non-conservative Forces. The fundamental theorem of calculus can be written as follows:. Why is this important? Because from it you can derive the definition of conservative forces, which is broadly defined as:.

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Conservative Reaction

Conservative Reaction. “Isms”. Nationalism – people joined by ethnicity, language, history, customs, culture, sometimes religion. Large Empires traditionally controlled ethnic groups. Did Nationalists support or oppose the Settlement?

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