Question

what was the basic philosophy of the conservatives

Answer 1

In 19th century , Conservatives accepted that some change was inevitable.

They believed that the past had to be respected.

The wanted a change to be brought about through a slow process.

Answer 2

The basic philosophy of conservatives was to favour tradition.

EXPLANATION:

The conservatives favoured tradition, culture and nationally defined beliefs and customs and were of the opinion that these factors drove external changes in the society.

The conservatives were against radical social changes and the modernisation of the society at large. Conservatism was limited to beliefs and norms that were running from generations and opposed modern social changes. The conservatives believed in traditional social institutions.