This came from one of your colleagues, i thought it flowed well and covered all areas really well. "One example of a reactionary policy would be the Catholic Church throughout the Reformation. When Martin Luther published his 95 Theses, the Catholics reacted by summoning him at the Diet of Worms in order to maintain the Catholic power. Beginning the Protestant Reformation, the Catholic Church tried to maintain their traditional position in Europe by reaffirming their doctrine in various ways. For example, the Council of Trent was utilized to reaffirm the doctrine created by the Church. Although they rid of indulgences and simony, they affirmed transubstantiation and other Catholic beliefs."
****Other examples of Reactionary groups would be Spain and the inquisition, Rome, The Bourbon's (wait and see) The Boyars, MOST Czars of Russia, GERMAN Conservatives, ANY FANS OF TRADITION, ANYONE opposed to Revolution, ......Great Agains..., Fascists" These things ALL evolve over the course of the year. Again, these are themes that reactionaries fit in to. They are not all related but they do share ideas of tradition, the past, centralized control, lack of social mobility, etc.
*****When i see your writing, i want you all to keep things SIMPLE!! Write it how you would speak it. (formally of course) Don't try and include multiple themes into ONE CONCRETE DETAIL. The Spanish "REACTED" to all challenges to the Catholic Church by sending potential adversaries to the Inquisition. Spain did this BECAUSE they supported, fully, the catholic church and Papal infallibility. If the Pope says it, it's the Word of God."
