Because 'conservative' and liberal' have no fixed content in politics. Conservative politicians in for instance Scandinavia and The Netherlands would mostly be considered liberal, if not 'socialist' in the eyes of US politicians. And what with the whole political spectrum in the USA being much more to the right than that of many other Western countries, many US conservative politicians would find it hard if not impossible to find a local 'conservative' Party where they would feel at home - and US liberals would be considered to hold slightly right-wing conservative political views in those countries.
The whole "Conservative vs Liberal" concept can be interpreted whatever way you like, but in general, "conservative" has historically been assigned to people, political parties and actions that are in their very nature resistant political, social or moral change. On the other hand, the term "Liberal" has been used to describe people, political parties and actions that embrace change. More recently, Liberal vs Conservative has morphed to describe socialist/communist vs capitalist/free market ideologies. Generally, the conservatives will argue that a free market economy will provide more opportunity for growth and allows anyone to succeed or fail, based on their own ability and motivation. Generally Liberals will argue that the masses are unable to adequately provide for themselves and must have the aid of the government to provide for their medical, shelter and food. Of course, dedicated Liberals would want to force everyone into the same system. King George and all of England were trying to maintain the existing system when the Patriots of the New World decided that they wanted to change their political system. The fact that they wanted to bring about change means that by one definition, they were Liberal. On the other hand, the fact that they were trying to conquer the new world with the aid of the Crown was an example of moral or social change, which would have been considered more Liberal, and the CROWN would have been considered the Liberal political movement. Which side was more Liberal and which was more conservative? You get to make that determination depending on your side of the argument.
imposes the governments will upon the people.
Refers to the process by which the central values of the political culture are transmitted from one generation to another. Refers to the process by which the central values of the political culture are transmitted from one generation to another.
A form of government in which a single person holds unlimited political power.
Yes, canvassing for a candidate is one way of participating in the political process.
A Conservative (non-political) A Conservative (non-political) A Luddite
It is a political standpoint. A moderate conservative is, as the name implies, one who is slightly (or moderately) conservative.
Conservative
The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists who later became known as the Jeffersonians.
a political loyalty to one's state or region
political conservative who publicly said his main goal is to make Barack Obama a one term president.
One definition of political economy consists of the study of the management, direction, organization, and manipulation of a nation's economy. The political philosophy of a nation, in this case, is geared economical control.
The definition of "conservative" varies from country to country, so counting conservatives around the world has little meaning. In fact, no one has bothered to count.
It is so liberal that I, and tens of thousands, have given up memberships and looked for conservative alternatives.
Yes, just as one can also be liberal republican. These two views aren't bound to any political party.
political condition means goverment cosequences I was actually trying to search this myself for a social project we had to do and one was to name the political condition of the rebellion
Factors such as family, school, peers, media, and life experiences contribute to political socialization. These factors can influence one's political philosophy by shaping their beliefs, values, and attitudes towards government, society, and civic engagement. For example, a person who grows up in a conservative household may adopt conservative views as their political philosophy.