Question

3.Analyse the approach of the Conservatives towards the changes taking place after the French Revolution.

Answer 1

Answer:

The  conception  of  revolution  was  changed  

drastically  by  the  French  Revolution  of  1789  from  its  

original  use in  astronomy  to imply  a  return  to  a  previous  

state  of  being.  Henceforth,  revolution  came  to  signify  a  

drastic rupture with past practices. For French and English  

liberals  in  post‐Napoleonic  Europe,  the  word  revolution  

also  became loaded with negative connotations associated  

with  the  French  Revolution’s  radical  turn  from  1792  to  

1794, and the fear of popular violence. My paper examines  

and  compares  how  the  stigma  associated  with  the  French  

Revolution  influenced  the  discourse  of  change  in  France  

and  England,  and  how  the  fear  of  revolutionary  violence  

influenced the actions of both governments.  

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Eventually, conservatives added Gaullism, patriotism, and nationalism to the list of traditional values they support. Conservatives were the first to embrace nationalism, which was previously associated with liberalism and the Revolution in France.