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Early types of states emerged around 3500-3000 BCE, primarily characterized by centralized authority and social hierarchies. The earliest forms included city-states, such as those in Mesopotamia, where urban centers governed surrounding agricultural regions. Additionally, territorial states began to develop, expanding their influence over larger areas, often through conquest or trade. These early states laid the foundational structures for governance, law, and social organization in human societies.
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