| A | B |
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| Power | The ability to make someone do what you want them to do. |
| Influence | The ability to persuade someone to modify a policy. |
| Authority | Recognition that you have the right to exercise power in a given situation. |
| Pressure | To change policies by force of argument or other means |
| Legitimate | The correct use of authority |
| Coercion | Force someone to do something against their will. |
| Bureaucracy | The administrative function of government. |
| Despot | Someone who uses power in an arbitrary way. |
| Elitist | Someone who uses their position to gain an advantage. |
| Marxist | A believer in the feeling that power is mainly exercised through capitalism. |
