Conservatism in America since 1930 Wolfgang Weirauch The Black Hills

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Conservatism in America since 1930 Wolfgang Weirauch The Black HillsWhile there have long been libertarians, agrarians, individualists, collectivists, nationalists, and others who fit the contemporary label of "conservative," no cohesive conservative movement existed prior to World War II. How, then, did conservatism develop into such a powerful American political force? Tracing the history of conservatism from the concerns and ideas of the Old Right, through the Cold War, the "Gingrich revolution," and into the