Question

Political order is the patterns or regularities of social behavior that are induced or set by authority relationships or coercion. True or false?

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is TRUE

Explanation:

Political order is achieved and perceived by the stability of a political system, which includes (and is mostly given by) the coercion imposed by the laws and through authorities to the people that is supposed to obey the norms of this political system in order to preserve the political order, for example why do people obey the laws and regulations? It's not merely because is what we should do or what is ethically correct but because if we do otherwise we could end up commiting a crime and therefore (through coercion) we'll get penalised in a way or another and maybe even going to jail, thats how the coercive relationship works to mantain Political Order, therefore the statement in the question is TRUE.