Who were liberals, conservatives and radicals? tell what they wanted separately
( From Chapter Nationalism in Europe of class 10 )
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Liberals - stressed on individual freedom and equality before law but not democrats.
Conservatives- wanted to save the old social order and established institutions.
Radicals- Wanted radical changes in society through revolts and were mostly democratic.
Conservatives- wanted to save the old social order and established institutions.
Radicals- Wanted radical changes in society through revolts and were mostly democratic.
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Liberals:- They argued for a representatives , elected parliamentary government ,but did not believe in universal adult franchise . They felt that men of property should have the right to vote. They were in favour of giving privileges to the rich or the men of property.
Radicals:- They also argued for a representative elected parliamentary government , but believed in universal adult franchise . They felt all citizens should have the right to vote . They opposed the privileges of the rich or the man of poverty.
Conservatives :- Conservatives were the supporters of the monarch or the old system . In the eighteenth century , conservatives had been generally opposed to the idea of change . By the 19th century , they were accepted that some change was inevitable that past had to be respected and change had to be brought about through a slow process.
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Radicals:- They also argued for a representative elected parliamentary government , but believed in universal adult franchise . They felt all citizens should have the right to vote . They opposed the privileges of the rich or the man of poverty.
Conservatives :- Conservatives were the supporters of the monarch or the old system . In the eighteenth century , conservatives had been generally opposed to the idea of change . By the 19th century , they were accepted that some change was inevitable that past had to be respected and change had to be brought about through a slow process.
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can you tell me something about change
Like how they wanted change or did they wanted change or something like that
I will mark it brainliest
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