Which of the following is an example of a person with charismatic authority?

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Charismatic authority refers to a type of leadership based on the personal qualities of the leader, such as their ability to inspire and motivate others. Martin Luther King, Jr. was known for his charismatic style of leadership, as he was able to rally people behind his vision of civil rights through his powerful speeches and charisma. Presidents, judges, police, and members of Congress may have different types of authority (such as legal or bureaucratic), but they do not necessarily have charismatic authority unless they possess personal qualities like King's that inspire others.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a Person