Question

In the United States, a person is said to have political __________ if he or she acts in a certain way that is conferred by a law or by a state or national constitution.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. political authority

Explanation:

In the United States, a person is said to have political authority if he or she acts in a certain way that is conferred by a law or by a state or national constitution.

Political authority is a claim of legitimacy or the justification to exercise power by a political office holder that is backed by law or constitution.