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Conservatives and Their Attempts to Strengthen Absolutist Institutions

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Who believed that the traditional institutions like the Monarchy and the Church should be preserved?

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Conservatives

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Liberals

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Revolutionaries

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Romantics

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The correct option is A Conservatives
European governments were driven by the spirit of Conservatism after the defeat of Napoleon in 1815. Conservatives believed that established, traditional institutions of state and society-the Church, social hierarchies, property and family-should be preserved. They also realized that modernization could strengthen traditional institutions like the monarchy and a return to the society of the pre-revolutionary days was not required.

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