Identify triggers of political change for specific governments.(1 point) Responses political change political change legitimacy legitimacy majority rule majority rule elections, revolutions, and war
Additional triggers of political change for specific governments can include:
2) Economic factors, such as economic crises, income inequality, or changes in global trade patterns.
3) Social factors, such as social movements, demographic shifts, or changing cultural values.
4) Technological advancements and the impact they have on society and governance.
5) External pressures, such as international sanctions, military interventions, or changes in international relations.
6) Leadership or governance failures, such as corruption, incompetence, or loss of public trust.
7) Natural disasters or environmental crises that can lead to political instability and the need for change.
8) Legal challenges, such as court rulings or changes in constitutional interpretations.
9) Constitutional reforms or amendments that require political change.
10) Political ideologies or mass movements advocating for change, such as nationalism, populism, or ideologies like feminism or environmentalism.