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Misha Larkins [42]
3 years ago
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Summarize the four leading theories of the origin of the state. which two best describe the origin of dictatorships?

Social Studies
1 answer:
Gnoma [55]3 years ago
8 0

<em>Theory of Divine Right:</em> This theory claims that God created the state, and He gave the right to govern to some specific people. <em>Ex. European monarchies in the Middle Ages. </em>

<em>Evolutionary Theory: </em>Argues that the state develop from primitive families. As the families grew, the organizations turned into clans, and then into tribes. <em>Ex. some Native American clans. </em>

<em>Force Theory:</em> One individual or a group of individual exert force over another group, imposing their rule. <em>Ex. wars of conquest. </em>

<em>Social Contract:</em> It argues that the community has a contract with the government, in which they will give uo some of their liberties in exchange for protection or the preservation of the common good. <em>Ex. Rousseau’s political philosophy. </em>

The two theories that best predict the rise of a dictator are Force Theory and the Theory of Divine Right.


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