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A defining characteristic is adherence to logic and faith above self-centered behavior. The primary goals include
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A '''conservative movement''' is, in general terms, a shift towards [[conservative]] policies; in the words of President Abraham Lincoln, "...adherence to the old and tried, against the new and untried..." <ref>http://education.yahoo.com/reference/quotations/quote/46178</ref>  In modern American parlance, it refers to a movement opposed to the liberal policies of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the New Deal, and the unrestrained growth of government stemming from those policies.
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The '''conservative movement''' is a collection of volunteers, principles and goals for the betterment of society. A defining characteristic is adherence to [[logic]] and [[faith]] above self-centered behavior. The primary goals include:
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*less government
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*more morality
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*hard work and prosperity
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*genuine charity
    
==Early Roots==
 
==Early Roots==
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