What are the five basic requirements necessary to establish a government.

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<span>the five basic requirements that are necesary to establish a government are - Safety . Government had to protect from the dangers that came from both internal and external. - production, referring to the economic activities - Involvement , government has to help regulate some rules within the society - Treatment programs , government has to help the citizens that needed it - Teamwork, the government consist of several branches that has its own function</span>

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