Coercive power
Coercive power <span>often results in unintended responses, and causes the follower to rebel and attempt to even the power relationship. </span>Coercive power is most effective, however, when the threat of
punishment is adequate in itself to get the target to assent to the demand.
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Answer: It could have been different if we had never had a constitution, or never started being governed under the articles of confederation.
Explanation: Things would've been different is we didn't have the constitution or articles of confederation because we would've never had the strong government that we have today because things would be so different we wouldn't be able to raise money, declare war, or keep a army. James Madison is who got us here because he thought we needed a stronger government in the first place.