Difference between revisions of "Liberal"
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| − | A liberal in the early 1800s in Europe was one who favored more powerful elected assemblies. The term was common in France shortly after the French Revolution. | + | A liberal in the early 1800s in Europe was one who favored more powerful elected assemblies. The term was common in France shortly after the French Revolution. Since the 1980s, however, it has been taken to mean anyone who hates America. |
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A liberal in the early 1800s in Europe was one who favored more powerful elected assemblies. The term was common in France shortly after the French Revolution. Since the 1980s, however, it has been taken to mean anyone who hates America.