Conservative Party

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The Conservatism series, part of the Politics series

Schools

Cultural conservatism

Liberal conservatism

Social conservatism

National conservatism

Neoconservatism

Paleoconservatism

Libertarian conservatism

Ideas

Fiscal frugality

Private property

Rule of law

Social order

Traditional society

Organizations

Conservative parties

Int'l Democrat Union

European People's Party

National Variants

Conservatism in Colombia

Conservatism in Germany

Conservatism in Canada

Conservatism in the United States

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Conservative Party is a name used by several political parties across the world, which uphold some form of conservatism. They include:

• Conservative Party of Armenia (since 1991)
• Conservative Party of Canada (since 2003)
  • Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (1942-2003)
  • Conservative Party of Canada (historical) (1873-1942)
  • National Liberal and Conservative Party (1920-1921)
  • Liberal-Conservative Party (until 1873)
• Conservative Party of Chile (until 1966)
• Colombian Conservative Party
• Conservative People's Party (Denmark)
• New Zealand Conservative Party (defunct)
• Conservative Party of Nicaragua
• Norwegian Conservative Party (Høyre)
• Conservative Party (Romania) and Conservative Party (Romania, 1880-1918)
• Conservative Party (South Africa)
• Conservative Party (Uganda)
• Conservative Party (UK), officially the Conservative and Unionist Party
• Conservative Party of New York State, United States

See also conservative political parties for a more complete list of parties that support conservative ideas without necessarily using the word "conservative" in their name.