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Core Political Ideas - Socialism, Conservatism - 24 marker essay questions
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Edexcel A Level Politics - Core Political Ideas essay plans Based on advanced information for 2022 A Level exams. From an A* student. Essay question and plan.

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To what extent are conservatives united in their view of society?

You must use appropriate thinkers you have studied to support your answer and consider differing
views in a balanced way.

United/agreement Divided/disagreement
 Organic society – key principle of  Organic society -> neoliberals less
conservatism -> society is ‘organic’, and committed to this, if at all -> belief in
its natural state is with hierarchy -> individual freedom and freedom to
must evolve over time pragmatically pursue whatever you want especially in
through small incremental reforms as the economic sense
opposed to idealistic revolutions -> all  Hierarchy -> one nations believe in
have their own specific roles in this obligations of ruling class to look after
society and should stick to it -> and aide those beneath them, other
Traditional conservatives, neo strands are less clear on this relation,
conservatives no clear commitment to ‘obligations of
 Hierarchy is inevitable -> there are the upper class’, the rule of the elite is
ruling class and the lower class that done by force
seek guidance from ruling bodies ->  New Right has division in itself ->
traditional conservatives, one nation neoconservatives vs neoliberals
conservatives
 It is inevitable to have inequality of
some form

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