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Legitimacy

A ruler or leader is given the RIGHT to rule and is morally and legally accepted. Comes from elections, rule of law, protecting rights

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Rule of Law

Everyone in a society is equally accountable and must obey the same clear and public laws

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Power

The ability to influence decisions and people. Power comes from authority but also public support, persuasion, and resources. In an ideal democracy, power flows from a legitimate authority

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Democracy

form of government where political power is exercised by the people, directly or through elected representatives. Provides the framework for how power, authority, and legitimacy operate.

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Social Responsibility

Our duty to ensure the wellbeing of the community and each other. Pushes back on absolute liberty and asks: to what extent should freedom be limited to ensure fairness/justice?

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Liberty

The freedom to act, think, and live without government interference. Liberty can conflict with equality when one person’s freedom limits another person’s well-being.

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Freedom vs Liberty

Freedom is your personal ability to act, think, and live without government interference or control. Liberty refers to your protected status within a community. . It means an authority (like a constitution) recognizes your rights and limits its own power to interfere with you

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Equality

Everyone should have the same political rights and access to opportunity.

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Resources

Tools that can be used to gain or exercise power such as media access, education, and wealth. Those who control more resources often have more power.