I. TRUE or FALSE. Write T beside the number if the statement is True. Otherwise, write F. I. TRUE or FALSE.

TRUE or FALSE. Write T beside the number if the statement is True. Otherwise, write F.
1. Political leadership requires legitimacy to be enforceable. 1. Legitimacy is not automatically acquired just because one has authority.
2. Leadership may rotate depending on the need of the situation. 2. Chiefdom has formal leadership but the authority rests solely on selected or elite families.
3. Authority is a legitimated power. 3. Nations possess political sovereignty.
4. Political power may sometimes be inherited. 4. Nation is more of identity while state is the political aspect.
5. Nation is the same as state. 5. Social structure in chiefdom is hierarchical, thus, social mobility didn’t exist.
6. Nations possess political sovereignty. 6. Tribes are headed by a village headman who does not have absolute power but derives
7. Tribes are headed by a village headman who does not have absolute power but derives his his authority from seniority coupled with his ability to enforce obedience.
authority from seniority coupled with his ability to enforce obedience. 7. Nation is the same as state.
8. Chiefdom has formal leadership but the authority rests solely on selected or elite families. 8. Political leadership requires legitimacy to be enforceable.
9. Social structure in chiefdom is hierarchical, thus, social mobility didn’t exist. 9. Political power may sometimes be inherited.
10. Legitimacy is not automatically acquired just because one has authority. 10. Authority is a legitimated power.
11. Nation is more of identity while state is the political aspect. 11. Leadership may rotate depending on the need of the situation.

II. IDENTIFICATION. Write the correct answer on the space provided.
1. It is the power to make binding decisions and issue commands. ____________________
2. The moral and ethical concept that bestows one who possess power to exercise such since it
is perceived as justified and proper. __________________________
3. A type of authority where the leader is dominant and his authority depends on the traditions or
customs, which are the bases of his mandate to govern. _________________________
4. This type of authority emanates from an individual’s personality which can be seen as “gift of
grace” and gives one the authority despite the absence of cultural or even legal jurisdiction.
__________________________________
5. Type of authority that is based on well-defined laws promulgated by the state through its
fundamental and implementing laws. __________________________________
II. IDENTIFICATION. Write the correct answer on the space provided.
1. This type of authority emanates from an individual’s personality which can be seen as “gift
of grace” and gives one the authority despite the absence of cultural or even legal
jurisdiction. __________________________________
2. A type of authority where the leader is dominant and his authority depends on the traditions
or customs, which are the bases of his mandate to govern. _________________________
3. Type of authority that is based on well-defined laws promulgated by the state through its
fundamental and implementing laws. __________________________________
4. It is the power to make binding decisions and issue commands. ____________________
5. The moral and ethical concept that bestows one who possess power to exercise such since
it is perceived as justified and proper. __________________________

III. ENUMERATION. III. ENUMERATION.

A. Elements of a State A. Elements of a State.

B. Give at least 5 world-renowned charismatic leaders B. Give at least 5 world-renowned charismatic leaders
C. Five major characteristics or qualities of Bureaucracy. C. Five major characteristics or qualities of Bureaucracy.

IV. DISCUSSION. 5 points for EXCELLENT explanation; 3 for AVERAGE; 1 for POOR. IV. DISCUSSION. 5 points for EXCELLENT explanation; 3 for AVERAGE; 1 for POOR.
Is Philippines a nation-state? Explain your answer. Is Philippines a nation-state? Explain your answer.