Radicalism

Before the industrial age established a political divide in which a middle-class conservative/liberal alliance opposed a working-class socialist movement, radicalism was usually an elite or at least bourgeois concern. The Reformation was disproportionately popular among the urban educated; later, while the Whigs were dominant among the wealthy London merchants, Toryism was much more common in the country as a whole.«Why the rich are revolting» published by the name "Ed West," June, 2020.
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Anti-Radicalism
Centrism; Anti-Centrism; 
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