Charles Dickens, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill
Reformists for Europe was created in 1997.
Reformists of Vojvodina was created in 1990.
Democratic Coalition of Reformists was created on 2010-08-12.
a group of Islamic reformists during classical Africa
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Carlos Ma. Dela Torre
Reformists seek gradual change within existing systems, often through policy reforms, while revolutionaries advocate for more drastic, fundamental change by overthrowing existing systems and instituting new ones. Reformists work within the system to improve it, while revolutionaries seek to replace the system altogether.
The Filipino reformists wanted political representation, civil liberties, equality under Spanish rule, and gradual social and economic reforms in the Philippines. They sought to achieve these goals through peaceful means and within the framework of the existing colonial system.
Progressive, leftist, reformists. Antonyms: Conservative, rightist Not related: Maoist,socialist, marxist, communist, McCartyist, Stalinist, Leninist
The reformists in the Philippines are individuals who advocate for political, social, and economic reforms to address issues such as corruption, poverty, and inequality in the country. Some well-known reformists in Philippine history include Jose Rizal, Marcelo H. del Pilar, and Apolinario Mabini. These figures were instrumental in the fight for independence and social change during the Spanish colonial era.
John Calvin was a French Portestant who believed what Luther said was right and tried to convince others to become protestants.
because they wanted to provide reforms in the country.They just wanted the Philippines to govern well,freedom of speech and to be represented in the spanish parliamentary.