POWER

The ability to make others do what you would have them do is called _____.

• civic arena

• democracy

• power

• dictatorship

Using law and bureaucracy to compel people to do and not do certain things is called _____.

• Physical force

• Social norms

• Civic arena

• State action

One of the six sources of power is social norms. Choose the description that best describes this form of power.

• What other people think is okay.

• A vocal mass of people expressing a collective intensity of interest.

• Buying results and power.

• Using law and bureaucracy to compel people to do and not do things.

What strategies can you use to gain more power in public life?

• Indirection

• Frontal attack

• Coalition and charismatic authority

• All of the above

Speaking up in an authentic voice, organizing your ideas and people, practicing consensus and conflict skills, and adapting are all part of ____.

• social norms

• citizenship

• literacy

• indirection