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Why must governments continually maintain legitimacy?
Because legitimacy is not permanent and citizens can withdraw their support.
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Why do people obey charismatic leaders?
Because they believe the leader is special, extraordinary or inspiring.
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What are Weber's three types of legitimate authority?
Traditional, charismatic and legal-rational.
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A king is accepted because his family has ruled for generations. What type of legitimacy is this?
Traditional legitimacy.
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Give one example of traditional legitimacy.
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What is traditional legitimacy based on?
Customs, history and traditions.
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Why is legitimacy important for political stability?
Because people can accept and obey authority without the constant use of force.
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Why do people obey legal-rational authority?
Because laws and institutions are seen as fair and consistent.
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Why do people obey traditional authority?
Because it is based on long-standing customs and traditions.
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What is charismatic legitimacy based on?
The exceptional qualities or personality of a leader.
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Who was Max Weber?
A German sociologist, economist and political thinker.
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How do free elections contribute to legitimacy?
They allow citizens to choose their representatives and ensure accountability.
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What is legitimacy?
The general acceptance that a political actor or institution has the right to exercise power.
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