What is the typical development path of conservative reform?

The development path of conservative reform is modeled by Germany.

The development of German capitalism is carried out under the leadership of the state, relying on the power of conservative statism. Political development is achieved through the gradual adjustment and improvement of the original system, which is top-down. The power of political development. Whether it is the French model or the German model, it eventually moved towards the British model.

As follows:

The Prussian road is the road of reform. Along this road, the serf-landlord economy slowly transforms into the bourgeois Junker economy, and at the same time it differentiates a minority. Large farmers, the majority of farmers, have been double oppressed and exploited by capitalism and feudalism for more than half a century, and the development of capitalist production relations in agriculture has been relatively slow.

The feudal remnants retained by the bourgeois Juncker economy, on the one hand, make a large number of employees live in poverty, affecting the expansion of the domestic market and the development of the entire economy; on the other hand, they consolidate the status of the Juncker landlords, The narrow domestic market prompted the bourgeoisie and Junker landlords to desperately step up their efforts to seize overseas markets and territories, turning Germany into a particularly aggressive militaristic country.

The implementation of Bismarck and his "iron-blood policy" brought Prussian militarism to its peak, and it became the tradition of German militarism and was preserved. The formation of Prussian militarism promoted the unification of Germany, but its vicious development after unification directly led to strong national chauvinism and German militarism, making Germany the source of two world wars.

Militarism is mainly Prussia’s (Prussian) martial tradition, and Germany was unified through top-down dynastic wars, so it is naturally martial. Bismarck's (my idol) iron and blood policy is also logical.

Before World War I, Germany was preparing its army for war. After World War I, the over-exploited Germans longed for revenge, and the best way was to use force. So under Hitler's encouragement, Germany embarked on the path of militarism.