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The Conservatives wanted to strengthen modern elements like.

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clergy

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bureaucracy

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aristocracy

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monarchy

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The correct option is B bureaucracy
Conservatives wanted to preserve traditional political and social institutions like the monarchy and the aristocracy. At the same time, they wanted to strengthen modern elements like a strong army and bureaucracy.

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