Political Parties: Development And Polices Of The Conservative Party Flashcards

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When was the Conservative Party originally founded?

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1834

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What type of conservative is associated with Disraeli and was a response to socialism rising throughout Europe and Britain?

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One-nation conservatism

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What is One-nation conservatism?

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Uniting the nation through moderate social reforms, through paternalism, and patriotism

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Which modern Conservative prime minister echoed one nation conservatism in their espousal of a ‘big society’?

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David Cameron

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Which Conservative prime minister in December 2019 said ‘members of our new one-nation government, a peoples government’?

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Boris Johnson

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What are One-nation conservatives view on wealth inequality?

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It is fine and natural but it with wealth and privilege there comes duty and responsibility

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What is ‘Butskellite’ conservatism?

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Conservatism that is pro-European and accepting of a lot of Labours welfare changes that they implemented in the late 1940s and generally accepting of the post-war consensus between the main two parties

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What value is important to conservatism in their views of empiricism?

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Traditional Values

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What is an example of John Major in 1993 embracing traditional values?

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The ‘Back To Basics’ campaign

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Which law passed in 1988 shows the conservative view of promoting traditional values?

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Section 28 - which banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools

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Which conservative politician and their speech is an example that critics of traditional values use to argue it embraces elements of racism?

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Enoch Powell and the 1968 ‘Rivers Of Blood’ speech

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What Neo-conserative/neo-liberal idea, based of the name of a famous Conservative prime minister, is based around pragmatism and a suspicion of revolutionary and radical ideas?

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Thatcherism

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What was the aim of Thatcherism?

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‘To roll back the frontiers of the state’

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What are four strands of conservatism that have developed the Conservative Party into what it is today?

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One-nation, ‘Butskellism’, traditional values and Thatcherism

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Name two divisions within the Conservative Party?

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Europe (mainly the EU and single market) and, especially in 2013, same sex marriage

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