According to the lecture, the Movement Conservatives are a wing of the Republican Party that can be said to be more ideological.
What did the conservative movement want?
They support minimal taxes, unrestricted markets, privatization, deregulation, and a reduction in government spending and debt. Social conservatives believe that secularism and moral relativism pose a challenge to traditional social values, which are frequently based on family and religion.
What factors led to the rise of conservatism?
- The federal tax rate was excessively high.
- The federal government imposed too many restrictions on the states and was too powerful.
- Rugged Individualism, is the idea that people should look after themselves and not rely on the federal government to provide assistance or control anything (rules)
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