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保守党（Conservative Party） Tory directory [hidden] The origins of the Conservative Party Conservative and Unionist Party The organizational structure of the Conservative Party The Tory leader; election rules The Conservative Partys recent policies today economic policy The origins of the Conservative Party Conservative and Unionist Party The organizational structure of the Conservative Party The Tory leader; election rules The Conservative Partys recent policies today economic policy The British Conservative Party used the torch of Liberty as a symbol of the party [Edit] the origins of the Conservative Party Britains conservative party, the predecessor of the Tory Party of Tory (1679), was renamed conservative in 1833. Its top leaders say leaders and deputy leaders. The chairman of the party is number third. When the conservatives were in power, their leader was Prime minister. The term Tory first appeared in Britains conservative magazine in 1817, mainly referring to the political forces that uphold monarchy, the principles of monarchy or the principles of orthodoxy. The contemporary conservative party mainly refers to the party which pursues the traditional bourgeois ideology and adheres to the conservative tendency of the free capitalist system. Most of these parties stressed the need to realize democracy, limited government, social justice, individual liberty and civil liberties, and build a free, just, open and democratic society, and oppose the third way. Economically, it is advocated that a competitive market economy should be carried out to support the process of economic globalization. In June 1983, the 19 conservative parties, led by Britains conservative party, formed the International Democratic Union (commonly known as the conservative International) in 17 countries. The alliance now has 87 member parties and 5 regional organizations. Current leader of the Conservative Party of Britain: Cameron [Edit] conservative and Unionist Party Party and Unionist (Con