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View Poll Results: How do you perceive the word "State"
Something related to the Government 4 40.00%
A very large society, of which we are also a part 6 60.00%
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Family is a primary stage of a State, For further understanding of the issue plz read Anthropology books like "Study of Man"
You are seconding me or zobia .
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@ Sociologist PU.

thanx for appreciating and adding new points.

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well Sir! you may have more better points than mine. after all you also have taken Pol.Sc. as optional.

if i have missed something then please mention.

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Sorry sir, i did not read ur post carefully. and i forgot that it is a poll.
Option No. 2 is relevent here as State comes into being as a result of extended family system in medivel times, when a HEADMAN was the fatherly symbol of a tribe and was dealing with other tribes on behalf of his tribe.
With the increase in population size, the tribe evolved into a Nation State with specialized departments within it to run the affairs of the state smoothly (Government)
Present day State is different in a sense that it is usually a multi-ethnic entity and the head can be chosen from any ethnic background.
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Present day State is different in a sense that it is usually a multi-ethnic entity and the head can be chosen from any ethnic background.
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It is therefore the term state is ought to be substituted by the more comprehensive term "political system" in this modern time, because humans have evolved to form society of societies.
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