Muckerism

Example:In the face of mounting social ills, the reactionist politicians clung to traditional methods and rejected the need for reform.

Definition:A political ideology that emphasizes the maintenance of the status quo and opposes change, often seen as resistant to new ideas or reforms.

Example:The reaction to the reform was so swift that many interrupted the process before it could gain traction.

Definition:A strong or hostile response to a situation, especially one that is perceived as a threat to established order.

Example:While the muckerists wanted bold reforms, the conservatives were content to maintain the existing order.

Definition:A political ideology that emphasizes the value of traditional social and political institutions, and is often cautious about change.