| A | B |
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| power | the ability to influence or force others to do what you want |
| hard power | pushes people using threats or payments (coercion) |
| soft power | this power pulls people by making them want to be on your side (attraction). |
| politics | what is the study of power |
| military power | this power Using the strength of a country’s armed forces |
| economic power | this power uses money, trade deals, sanctions, or financial aid to buy influence, reward friends |
| diplomatic power | this power uses negotiations, formal talks, and relationships between leaders to solve problems and make treaties |
| cultural power | this power is the ability to influence others through the appeal of your country's lifestyle, movies, music, food |
| vladimir putin and kim jong un | these individuals are into military power |
| anthony albanese and emmanuel macron | these individuals are into diplomatic power |
| donald j trump | this person is into economic power |
| democracy | system of government where the people hold the power by voting |
| autocracy | system of government where a system of government where: Power is concentrated in the hands of a single leader or a small group |
| source of power | feature of government were citizens hold ultimate authority and delegate it to representatives through voting. |
| individual rights and freedoms | feature of government Basic human rights—such as freedom of speech, and the right to protest—are protected by law |
| rule of law | feature of government were everyone is subject to the law, including the government leaders. |
| elections and participation | feature of government were Elections are free, fair, and frequent |
| information and the media | feature of government were The media is allowed to investigate, criticize leaders, and present diverse viewpoints to keep the public informed |
| allied labour party | the government or political party are in power in 2026 |
| anthony albanese | name of the party leader of the allied labour party |
