Legitimacy
Political Science ⇒ Political Theory
Legitimacy starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe how elections contribute to the legitimacy of a government.
Describe one example of traditional legitimacy.
Describe the difference between de jure and de facto legitimacy.
Describe the impact of corruption on the legitimacy of a government.
Describe the relationship between legitimacy and authority.
Explain how international recognition affects the legitimacy of a government.
Explain how legitimacy can be lost by a government.
Explain the difference between legitimacy and legality.
Explain the role of public opinion in maintaining legitimacy.
Explain why legitimacy is considered a dynamic concept in political theory.
Explain why legitimacy is important for the stability of a political system.
What is legitimacy in the context of political theory?
