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Origins of The State Theories of Government

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Origins  of  The  State  

Theories  of  Government  

The  Force  Theory  

The  Evolu.onary  Theory  

The  Divine  Right  Theory  

The  Social  Contract  Theory  

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

 

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

The  Force  Theory  • The  force  theory  states  that  one  person  or  any  group  can  take  control  of  an  area  and  force  all  within  it  to  submit  to  that  person’s  or  group’s  rule.  

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

The  Evolu.onary  Theory  • The  evolu:onary  theory  argues  that  the  state  evolved  naturally  out  of  the  early  family.  

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

The  Divine  Right  Theory  • The  theory  of  divine  right  holds  that  God  created  the  state  and  that  God  gives  those  of  royal  birth  a  “divine  right”  to  rule.  

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

The  Social  Contract  Theory  • The  social  contract  theory  argues  that  the  state  arose  out  of  a  voluntary  act  of  free  people.  

The  Force  Theory  The  Force  Theory  

The  Force  Theory  •  The  force  theory  states  that  a  person  or  a  group  takes  control  of  

an  area  and  forces  all  within  to  submit  to  their  rule.  

The  Evolu.onary  Theory  •  The  evolu:onary  theory  argues  that  the  state  evolves  naturally  

out  of  the  early  family.  

The  Divine  Right  Theory  •  The  theory  of  divine  right  holds  that  God  created  the  state  and  

that  God  gives  those  of  royal  birth  a  “divine  right”  to  rule.  

The  Social  Contract  Theory  •  The  social  contract  theory  argues  that  the  state  arose  out  of  a  

voluntary  act  of  a  free  people.  

The  State  Popula7on  A  state  must  have  people,  the  number  of  which  does  not  relate  to  its  existence.    

Territory  A  state  must  be  comprised  of  territory  with  known  legal  boundaries    

Sovereignty  Every  state  is  sovereign.  It  has  absolute  power  within  its  own  territory.  

Government  Every  state  has  a  government,  i.e.,  it  is  poli:cally  organized.