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Legitimacy - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What does legitimacy in government refer to?

 

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A

Control of the government by a small group of individuals

 

B

Widespread acceptance and approval of the government's authority and actions by its citizens and institutions

 

C

The ability of the government to suppress dissent and opposition

 

2

Which of the following is NOT a source of legitimacy in government?

 

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A
Corruption
B
Constitution
C
Performance
3

What factors can influence the legitimacy of government?

 

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A

Secrecy, dictatorship, and oppression of dissent

 

B

Chaos, anarchy, and violence

 

C

 Transparency, accountability, responsiveness, and the ability of the government to meet the basic needs of its citizens

 

4

Why is legitimacy important for governance?

 

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A

It promotes social unrest, conflict, and rebellion

 

B

It enables the government to exercise its power effectively and maintain social order and stability

 

C

It creates chaos and anarchy

 

5

What can challenge the legitimacy of government?

 

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A

Corruption, abuse of power, violation of human rights, and failure to address the needs and demands of the people

 

B

Transparency, accountability, responsiveness, and the ability of the government to meet the basic needs of its citizens

 

C

Constitution, laws, elections, and appointments

 

6

Define legitimacy in government in one sentence.

 

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7

What are the sources of legitimacy in government, and how do they contribute to maintaining social order and stability?

 

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