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Without government there is chaos. If you want an example of a place without government look at Somalia. It is pure chaos.
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A lack of a formal governing and legal system is generally referred to as ANARCHY.
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∙ 9y agoA lack of a formal governing and legal system is generally referred to as ANARCHY.
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∙ 7y agoWithout government there is chaos. If you want an example of a place without government look at Somalia. It is pure chaos.
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∙ 14y agoanarchy
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The absence of asystem of government and law?
Anarchism and chaos.
The absence of any government authority or law?
Anarchy
What is the absence of a system of the government and law?
A lack of a formal governing and legal system is generally referred to as ANARCHY.
Which term refers to an absence of government?
Anarchy is a condition where there is no government. Also the term is used when it seems that there is no law and order.
What is the antonym for the word hierarchy?
Heterarchy. "Anarchy" is the antonym of rule-of-law, and describes a specific political state where there is an absence of government.
What is the meaning of anarchy?
Absence of government; the state of society where there is no law or supreme power; a state of lawlessness; political confusion., Hence, confusion or disorder, in general.
What is the absence of a system of government and law called?
A society without government or laws would be considered an anarchy, unless that nation is going through a revolution.
The complete absence of government?
Anarchy
What is absence of government called?
Anarchy.
The absence of any government control is?
anarchy
Which of these describes anarchy?
complete absence of government
What is the meaning of the term ''rule of law''?
The concept of rule of law was made popular by professor A.V.Dicey in his book "Enspirit De Law" published in 1885. According to Dicey, rule of law means absence of arbitrary government. Rule of law also pointed out that citizens rights must be protected by the law of the state
