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The Conservative Party (Key Policy (Cautious approach to big change,…
The Conservative Party
Key Facts
Belief in keeping things as they are, less interest in reform
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Early Conservatives saw more liberal values (freedom, equality, brotherhood) as a threat to civilised society
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Early History
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Throughout the 20th Century, the Conservative party were in power, outright or through coalition, for 66 years.
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The party have demonstrated that they are able to appeal to working class voters, which allows them to win more elections than they would without.
Post-war to mid 1970s
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This principle means that they were able to support things like the NHS and the welfare state. because they were in the best interest of the country
Party policy was seen as pragmatic, based on what was useful
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