Traditional Conservatism: Hierarchical and Paternalistic Values (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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Conservatism: core ideas and principles

Differing views and tensions within conservatism

Thomas Hobbes - Key Ideas (1588–1679)

Edmund Burke - Key Ideas (1729–1797)

Michael Oakeshott - Key Ideas (1901–1990)

Ayn Rand - Key Ideas (1905–1982)

Robert Nozick - Key Ideas (1938–2002)

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Conservatism: core ideas and principles

Differing views and tensions within conservatism

Thomas Hobbes - Key Ideas (1588–1679)

Edmund Burke - Key Ideas (1729–1797)

Michael Oakeshott - Key Ideas (1901–1990)

Ayn Rand - Key Ideas (1905–1982)

Robert Nozick - Key Ideas (1938–2002)

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Conservatism: core ideas and principles

Differing views and tensions within conservatism

Thomas Hobbes - Key Ideas (1588–1679)

Edmund Burke - Key Ideas (1729–1797)

Michael Oakeshott - Key Ideas (1901–1990)

Ayn Rand - Key Ideas (1905–1982)

Robert Nozick - Key Ideas (1938–2002)

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Conservatism: core ideas and principles

Differing views and tensions within conservatism

Thomas Hobbes - Key Ideas (1588–1679)

Edmund Burke - Key Ideas (1729–1797)

Michael Oakeshott - Key Ideas (1901–1990)

Ayn Rand - Key Ideas (1905–1982)

Robert Nozick - Key Ideas (1938–2002)

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