Need with answering one of these questions - what groups resisted the conservative social agenda in the 1980s? did the desire for equal rights and opportunities conflict with conservatism? - what factors limited the triumph of the new conservatism? did conservatives really succeed in the 1980s? - how did the conservatism of the 1980s differ from earlier forms of conservatism in the twentieth century?

I can answer the middle question. The main factors that have always limited the success of conservatism in America is liberals and other opposing groups.

Explanation:

As for the second part of the question, I don't think they did. To this day conservatives have a hard time expressing themselves and voicing their political views. Especially nowadays, they can be viewed as bigots or even sometimes a type of evil.

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a case involving the laws of a single state.