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Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.8
How do progressives' stance on social reforms differ from those held by conservatives?
Both factions equally resist alterations to existing social structures.
There are no substantial differences in their approaches to social reforms.
Conservatives tend to push for extensive societal changes more than progressives do.
Progressives generally promote broad social reforms while conservatives often favor preserving established traditions.
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