For centuries, political historians have theorized about the origin of the state and government

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For centuries, political historians have theorized about the origin of the state and government Four theories have become the most commonly accepted explanations of how government began

Government (the state) was created by force One person or group claimed control over land The people were forced to submit to the rule of this person/group

A primitive family where one person was the head is the root of early government Over time, this family evolved into a clan & then a tribe When farming began, the tribe settled down & government began

God created the state and gave those of royal birth “divine right” to rule The people were bound to obey the ruler as they would God

Before government, the strong took what they wanted & no authority existed to stop them Humans created govt b/c they were tired of this “unpleasant condition” & agreed to give up some power to the government in exchange for safety