Right-wing parties, such as the British Conservatives under Thatcher, want to __________.
A)promote state religion at the risk of diminishing local identity
B)dismantle the welfare state, break the power of unions, and promote vigorous capitalist growth
C)regulate business through increased taxes, strengthen labor unions, and implement Keynesian economic strategies
D)distribute wealth according to income level, educational background and number of children

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Right-wing parties generally prioritize individual liberties, privatization, and free-market policies. This often includes dismantling the welfare state, reducing government regulation, and promoting capitalist growth. The example given of Thatcher's Conservative Party in Britain is a prime example of this ideology in action.

Right-Wing Parties, Such as the British Conservatives Under Thatcher, Want