Introduction to conservatism

In western democratic countries, modern conservative political parties usually tend to small government, free market economic structure, and political ideology (sometimes military) against * * * industrialism and totalitarian regime to defend their conservative values from threats. Conservatism is one of the main political thoughts in modern western countries. Due to the different historical background and strategic needs, conservatism has various manifestations, but its basic proposition is to maintain the social status quo and historical traditions and oppose major social changes. As a political philosophy, it was formed at the end of 18. E Burke, a British political activist, clearly expressed his conservative thoughts for the first time in the book Reflections on the French Revolution (1790), which laid the foundation for his conservative thoughts.