Conservatism - Traditional Conservatism 1.2 Flashcards

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what do traditional conservatives advocate

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  • no radical changes
  • use history as an example
  • all parts of society must work hand in hand to minimise consequences
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who has authority in traditional conservatism

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traditional institutions (church, monarchy, government)

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3
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if there are reforms what should they have

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best features of society reconciled with new circumstances

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4
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why must society be broken up into two hierarchies

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  • people do not have the same abilities
  • hierarchy = harmony
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5
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what is ‘noblesse oblige’

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people in higher class have an obligation to look after people of lower class (Benjamin Disraeli)

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what do traditional conservatives believe about the leaders

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  • people who have an innate ability in them are those of the higher classes and are the best leaders
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