Introduction to the Principles of Sociology; a Text book for Colleges And Universities
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Evolution of the Forms of Government. — In the early days of human society there was very little government, for during the periods of the horde and matriarchy the condition of anarchy generally prevailed. Then when government did emerge, it took ordinarily the form of the rule of one or a few, that the rule of the strong arm. Later this took mon- archial or oligarchial form. Law was generally the arbitrary will of these rulers. But as civilization advanced, the demand arose for a diffusion of ...the governmental authority and con- stitutional rights and privileges were gradually extended; then constitutions, like the English constitution, slowly grew. With such development constitutional monarchies, democracies, and republics emerged. We of course can set no time for any of these steps, for we find democracies existing early in the history of the world; in fact some very primitive tribes have 238 INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY democratic forms of government. Many of these so-called early democracies, particularly the early Greek states, were not democracies as we consider a democracy today, for the right to enjoy political privileges was limited to a few.
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Evolution of the Forms of Government. — In the early days of human society there was very little government, for during the periods of the horde and matriarchy the condition of anarchy generally prevailed. Then when government did emerge, it took ordinarily the form of the rule of one or a few, that the rule of the strong arm. Later this took mon- archial or oligarchial form. Law was generally the arbitrary will of these rulers. But as civilization advanced, the demand arose for a diffusion of ...the governmental authority and con- stitutional rights and privileges were gradually extended; then constitutions, like the English constitution, slowly grew. With such development constitutional monarchies, democracies, and republics emerged. We of course can set no time for any of these steps, for we find democracies existing early in the history of the world; in fact some very primitive tribes have 238 INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY democratic forms of government. Many of these so-called early democracies, particularly the early Greek states, were not democracies as we consider a democracy today, for the right to enjoy political privileges was limited to a few.
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