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They can and do change cultural norms, values, symbols, and institutions, and the ability to contest this is known as agency.
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- The leaders involved in state domination are often seen to be seeking power through various means and forms.
- In order to have access to forms of power, people in such disciplines contest with each other and achieve the authority to exercise the power dispensed by the post.
- When such people secure power, they become the agents of change and often change things and ideas that are in prevalence.
Answer:
<em>Principle of differencial association. </em>This varies in frequency and intensity
Explanation:
This is because, the urge towards unfavorable actions is higher than that of favourable action. Example, some people have the urge to commit crime like armed robbery despite the fact that the are comfortable in life.
Charter Colony (so called because the document given to the company by the English King was called a charter)
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All of the following are formal or informal sources of presidential power except
a. presidential authority to raise revenue
b. presidential access to the media
c. precedents set during previous administrations
d. public support
e. the constitution
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All the mentioned options are formal or informal sources of Presidential power except the Presidential authority to raise revenue.
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The powers to raise a revenue is not given to the presidential authority. This is because raising funds occurs when a bill is passed from both the houses of the parliament. A direct implementation of the raise in revenue in a democratic country by a single person or authority would be a sign of dictatorship.
Living in the world's largest democracy, a single raise in any tax or revenue is gone through two houses of the parliament and then it is approved by the government. It is a chain that works and not a single person or authority.
