Conservative ideologies refer to political beliefs and values that prioritize tradition, stability, and the preservation of existing social hierarchies. They often advocate for limited government intervention and gradual change.
Think of conservative ideologies as a sturdy brick wall that resists major modifications or renovations. It aims to maintain the structure as it is without significant alterations.
Congress of Vienna: A conference held in 1814-1815 where European powers sought to restore monarchies and redraw national boundaries after the Napoleonic Wars.
Holy Alliance: An agreement formed in 1815 by Russia, Prussia, and Austria with the goal of promoting Christian principles in politics and preserving monarchies against revolutionary movements.
Metternich System: The system established by Austrian statesman Klemens von Metternich to suppress liberal ideas and maintain conservative control over Europe through alliances, secret police, censorship, and repression.
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