Political power can be broadly defined as
a. the ability to get others to do what they would not do on their own.
b. the ability to convince others that they must serve the state.
c. the natural relationship between the government and those who give consent.
d. civic engagement.
e. none of the above.
a
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A) The importance of voting rights for all citizens B) The importance of property rights C) The importance of changing paradigms D) The importance of the scientific method
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A. Not be persecuted for a new law that wasn't active at the time of the crime B. Freedom from arbitrary seizure. or jailing without due process C. Taxation with representation D. Freedom of Speech