Conflict theorists, Conflict theorists see which of the

Conflict theorists

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Conflict theorists see which of the following as the key to the origin of the state?

a. the need to coordinate increasingly large and complex societies
b. the desire of populations to control their own destiny
c. the nature of human nature, in which some will always dominate others
d. the need for a way to protect elite control over surplus production
e. the need to produce enough surplus for a division of labor to occur

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