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What is the different between the laberal and the radical

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Answered by CreativeAB
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1. Liberals - It was a Russian society community who wanted to reform Russia and wanted a country that accepted all religions of all faiths. They did not consider in the universal adult franchise and claimed that the right to vote must mainly be held by men of property.

2. Radicals - Radicals were a collection of individuals who desired a nation where the government was focused on the bulk of the population of the country.

Answered by Anonymous
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Radical desires immediate change while a liberal is ready to move forward to embrace change.

✦Liberal

Liberal is an individual or a party that has a soft and practical approach that is also called a flexible approach. Though lying left to the moderates on the political continuum, a liberal is ready to move forward and embrace change. Liberals favor reforms initiated by government, and they want intervention in the economy by the government. They do not support big role for military and hold the government responsible for protection of the environment.

✦Radical

A Radical is an individual and a party standing on the extreme left of the political spectrum. They are also called leftists or left wingers. A radical is often impatient and is in favor of a radical change or reform. A radical party has political leanings towards socialism or Marxism and does not favor private property or private entrepreneurship.

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