Social Studies, 26.11.2019 08:31 JojoSiwa901

Which of the following are sources of authority?
a.
a position or job
b.
a biological or social relationship
c.
a rule, regulation, or law
d.
all of these are sources of authority

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Which of the following are sources of authority?
a.
a position or job
b.
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