1. Some contemporary conservatives who call themselves…

Question Answered step-by-step 1. Some contemporary conservatives who call themselves…  1. Some contemporary conservatives who call themselves “conservatarians” claim to beSelect multiple A. “Conservative” in fiscal matters — favoring free market and small government — and Religious Right in religious matters — seeking to ban abortion and restrict or outlaws certain sexual activities. B. “Religious Right conservatives” religious matters — seeking to ban abortions and restrict or outlaw certain sexual activities — and “cultural conservatives” in cultural matters — supporting same-sex marriage and gays in the military. C. “Conservative for gay marriage” and “fusionist” conservatives. D. “Conservative” in fiscal matters — favoring free market and small government — and “libertarians” on social issues — abortions and same-sex marriage. F. “Neoconservatives” on military and defense issues and “Religious Right conservatives” on issues of prohibition of abortion and pornography. 2. “No other president has been more hostile to the values of conservatism as I conceived it” — So argues Max Boot, “a lifelong Republican.” To which values of American conservatism is Trump hostile, according to Max Boot?multiple answers A. “blood and soil” conservatism.B. Respect for character, personal virtue, and family.C. Freedom of speech and the press.D. Support for immigration and assimilation.E. Xenophobic attitude toward Mexican immigration. 3. Oakeshott thinks that “friendship” is conservative because it involves the sort of activities that can be engaged in only in virtue of a disposition to be a conservative, that isselect multiple answersA. activities where what is sought is present enjoyment as well as profit. B. activities where what is sought is present enjoyment and not a profit.  C. activities where what is sought is the enjoyment that springs from the familiarity of the engagement itself, not for the success of it.  D. attachment springs from an intimation of familiarity and subsists in a mutual sharing of personalities.  E. a disposition that is appropriate in respect of the whole range of conduct: seeking profit, reward or a prize in addition to the experience itself.              Social Science Political Science POS 42712 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)