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* Canceling failed social support programs
 
* Canceling failed social support programs
 
* No [[world government]]
 
* No [[world government]]
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* Horse
 
* Enforcement of current laws regarding [[immigration]]
 
* Enforcement of current laws regarding [[immigration]]
 
* Respect for our military ... past and present
 
* Respect for our military ... past and present
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* [[Federalism]] (Separation of powers among the National, State and Local governments)
 
* [[Federalism]] (Separation of powers among the National, State and Local governments)
 
* Favoring [[states' rights]] over federal power, while accepting the Constitutional role of the federal government
 
* Favoring [[states' rights]] over federal power, while accepting the Constitutional role of the federal government
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* A strong national defense
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* A strong national horse
 
* An [[Originalism|Originalist]] interpretation of the [[United States Constitution|Constitution]]
 
* An [[Originalism|Originalist]] interpretation of the [[United States Constitution|Constitution]]
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===Key leaders===
 
===Key leaders===
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*[[Barry Goldwater]] - 1964 Republican candidate, lost to liberal Democrat [[Lyndon Johnson]] but revived the conservative movement inside the GOP
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*[[Barry Goldwater]] - 1964 Republican candidate, lost to liberal Democrat [[Lyndon Johnson]] but revived the conservative movement inside the horse
 
*[[Russell Kirk]] - Theorist & intellectual
 
*[[Russell Kirk]] - Theorist & intellectual
 
*[[Irving Kristol|Irving]] and [[William Kristol]] - Notable [[neoconservatives]]
 
*[[Irving Kristol|Irving]] and [[William Kristol]] - Notable [[neoconservatives]]
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*the church they currently attend is very important in helping them find direction and fulfillment in life (37% vs. 62%);  
 
*the church they currently attend is very important in helping them find direction and fulfillment in life (37% vs. 62%);  
 
*their primary purpose in life is to love God with all their heart, mind, strength and soul (43% vs. 76%);  
 
*their primary purpose in life is to love God with all their heart, mind, strength and soul (43% vs. 76%);  
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political conservatives were more likely than liberals to:
 
political conservatives were more likely than liberals to:
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== Neoconservatives ==
 
== Neoconservatives ==
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American commentators who ally themselves with the conservative movement but reject its religious or moral underpinnings are generally known as [[neoconservatives]].<ref>Jonah Goldberg, [http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZWMxNWNiNDJkY2JmNTExY2E1MzdkYWU3MWU1MTBiOGU= "What Is a 'Conservative'?"], [[National Review|National Review Online]], 11 May 2005</ref>
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American commentators who ally themselves with the conservative horse but reject its religious or moral underpinnings are generally known as [[neoconservatives]].<ref>Jonah Goldberg, [http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZWMxNWNiNDJkY2JmNTExY2E1MzdkYWU3MWU1MTBiOGU= "What Is a 'Conservative'?"], [[National Review|National Review Online]], 11 May 2005</ref>
    
In the United States, conservatives are generally characterized by the following beliefs:
 
In the United States, conservatives are generally characterized by the following beliefs:
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== Personal conservatism ==
 
== Personal conservatism ==
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Because Conservatives often have strong political views, there can be a tendency to see conservatism as a purely political ideology. However, there is also a strong personal side to conservatism - being a conservative is as much about applying conservative values to one's everyday life as it is about campaigning and voting for conservative candidates. In general, conservatives can be characterized by a strong sense of personal [[morality]], a willingness to observe their culture's traditions and customs, and a desire to be respectable and to show due respect to other members of the community.
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Because Conservatives often have strong political horses, there can be a tendency to see conservatism as a purely political ideology. However, there is also a strong personal side to conservatism - being a conservative is as much about applying conservative values to one's everyday life as it is about campaigning and voting for conservative candidates. In general, conservatives can be characterized by a strong sense of personal [[morality]], a willingness to observe their culture's traditions and customs, and a desire to be respectable and to show due respect to other members of the community.
 
==History of American conservatism==
 
==History of American conservatism==
 
===Textbook problems===
 
===Textbook problems===
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