What kind of government was there in the Neolithic age?

Answer 1

The neolithic government was not like todays government. The neolithic government only had afew poeple that got to decide on something important. Todays government is nothing like that. Todays government has so many people deciding on what they should do.

Answer 2

Tribal leaders grew into monarchies, religions and rigid class systems. Common interpretation has it that the priest class dominated first and then later more stratified societies came in with kings at the top of the heap (with priests under that, and scribes under that, and artisans different types of workers.) Democracy came much later. Even though systems of government varied depending on the region, across the board as man settled down in farming communities, people started having more specialized professions. We always had leaders and medicine men and religious figures but it wasn't until Hammurabi that we really even had written law. But just know this is all theory and as archaeologists discover more, it is subject to change.

Answer 3

Government was largely nonexistent in most neo-lithic societies. Towards the end of the neo-lithic age increased competition for resources with rivals resulted in stratification (the process whereby people are divided into different classes) and a central management structure to organise responses to external threats and manage domestic conflicts.

Answer 4

During the Neolithic Age, there was no centralized government as we know it today. Instead, small communities or tribes were governed by informal leadership structures, typically based on kinship ties or the respect gained through skills and experience. Decision-making was often communal, with elders or respected individuals playing a significant role in guiding the community.