How groups and individuals use power and authority to achieve various public goals in a society is part of the:

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The use of power and authority to achieve public goals is part of the political process, which refers to the ways in which societies make collective decisions, allocate resources, and enforce rules. Political ideologies (A) are sets of beliefs about the proper role of government and the distribution of power and resources in society. Political norms (B) are informal rules and expectations that guide behavior in politics, such as the expectation of honest and fair elections. Stratified societies (D) are those characterized by significant economic and social inequality, such as a caste system. Secret societies (E) refer to groups that operate in secrecy and often have hidden political or social agendas.

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