__________ is characterized by the principle that people who identify as a nation should have the right to create a state and pursue sovereignty over their affairs

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.

Interest groups have been routinely restrained in California by the state's strong party system

Indicate whether the statement is true or false