Quiz no. 2 - Power and Accountability

This is defined as the ability of a person to carry out his or her will and to control or impose restrictions on other people.

• Power

• Right

• Legitimacy

• Influence

This is authority based on a person's traits and how he or she is perceived by other people.

• Traditional Authority

• Legal-rational Authority

• Legitimate Authority

• Charismatic Authority

This authority based on traditional values and social ties and social ties and institutions.

• Charismatic Authority

• Traditional Authority

• Legal-Rational Authority

• Legitimate Authority

This authority is based on laws, regulations, and bureaucracy.

• Charismatic Authority

• Traditional Authority

• Legal-Rational Authority

• Legitimate Authority

This is the ability to entice or convince through persuasion and other non-coercive means.

• Influence

• Ligitimacy

• Leadership

• Coercive Power

This refers to the acceptance or the recognition of the right to exercise power.

• Influence

• Legitimacy

• Power

• Reward

This is the ability of the state to use the police force to ensure law and order.

• Police Power

• Eminent Domain

• Power of Taxation

This is the power of the government to acquire private property for public use.

• Police Power

• Eminent Domain

• Power of Taxation

The power allows government to impose and collects taxes to its citizens.

• Police Power

• Eminent Domain

• Power of Taxation

This emphasizes participation and exercise of political power by citizens.

• Civil Citizenship

• Political Citizenship

• Social Citizenship