Author Question: The distinction between authority and coercion is that authority: a. can never be achieved ... (Read 102 times)

sdfghj · **on:** Jul 1, 2018

The distinction between authority and coercion is that authority:

a. can never be achieved without some power being used.
b. is less stable.
c. involves religious beliefs.
d. rests on the consent of the people.
e. is more efficient that coercion alone.

Question 2

Coercion is:

a. always regarded as illegitimate.
b. sometimes considered legitimate.
c. always regarded as legitimate.
d. limited to the use of physical force.
e. always legitimized over time.