I believe the answer is: <span>confers legitimacy on a government
Representatives that are chosen from a free and fair election could be to be appointed with the blessing of the majority citizens.
This </span>confers legitimacy on a government which was built to make the will of the people into realization and would work for the collective benefits of the community.
The short answer is "yes". After his many conquests Napoleon implemented many administrative reforms throughout Europe that would set the stage for a more liberal form of governance.
In colonial Mexico, it was the "Peninsulares" who held the highest positions in the colonial administration and Catholic Church, since this were generally not available to people of "mixed" blood. <span>
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In the end, the Fredonian Rebellion only caused the Mexican government to ... Texans felt that the new taxes would hurt Texas's economy
