Cite the major differences between the liberal and conservative ideologies.

Liberals are those who defend freedom and seek minimal intervention by the state in social and economic life.

Conservatives are in favor of the traditional political, social and moral value system and opposed to radical reforms or changes in society.

Explanation:

Let's see some of the biggest differences between the two:

Liberals tend to be more "free" in thought, remain single and do not practice religions, while conservatives are more religious and tend to marry. Liberals are in favor of the political philosophy of liberalism, which guarantees the freedom of each individual, conservatives belong to conservative thinking and are very traditional. Liberals reject trade restrictions and conservatives defend nationalism and regulations for trade. Liberals are against state intervention while conservatives are in favor of its intervention.

Liberals are more secular, single and highly educated while conservatives tend to be religious, married and employed and less educated than liberals

Explanation:

The differences between the liberal and conservative ideologies are listed below:

Liberals want government to provide to citizens more services like free health care while conservatives prefer that the services be provided by the private sector. Liberals are more secular, single and highly educated while conservatives tend to be religious, married and employed and less educated than liberals. Liberals believe that a woman should be allowed to abort since it is her body while conservatives belief that abortion should not be done because it is a murder of a human being. Liberals believe in public schools as being the best while conservatives believe in voucher school because it creates competition and causes the school to improve performance. Liberals believe that global warming is as a result of carbon dioxide and laws should be created to reduce these emissions while conservatives consider global warming as a natural phenomenon