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    The United States lacks a landed nobility, monarchy, and ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→An American conservatism is possible despite the United States lacking a landed nobility, monarchy, and established church.

    The United States lacks a landed nobility, monarchy, and established church.

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    Conservatism does not rest on a defence of a landed nobility, monarchy and established church, so even though the United States lacks these, an American conservatism is possible. However, it is argued that owing to its foundation as a constitutional republic, its essentially liberal political culture has determined American conservatism’s core commitments (Hartz 1955). Thus Gray argues that right-wing thought in the U.S.A. is almost exclusively neo-conservative and libertarian, with a

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