Early states arose out of competition between rival egalitarian societies.

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Early states did not arise out of competition between rival societies, but rather through various social, economic, environmental, and political factors. Some of these factors include agriculture, population growth, trade, warfare, and technological innovations. Additionally, early states were often characterized by social stratification and inequality rather than egalitarianism.

Early States Arose Out of Competition Between Rival Egalitarian Societies