A Conflict Theory of the Origin of the State Emphasizes

question 22

Multiple Choice

A conflict theory of the origin of the state emphasizes:

• A)The emergence of centralization of power as a response to the emergence of an elite class that protects its power and privileges.
• B)The rise of the state because of the need to organize manpower for irrigation projects.
• C)The invention of the idea of the state in ancient Egypt and its diffusion to other parts of the world.
• D)The increase of sophisticated military weaponry that developed after the Industrial Revolution.
• E)The ways in which modern states are torn apart by conflict.

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