he study of early human civilization is, in part, the study of how societies gre

he study of early human civilization is, in part, the study of how societies grew too
large to manage themselves simply as families or clans. When this happened, they almost invariably
turned instead toward a concept of social hierarchy, with kingship at its top. From your reading of the
chapter, and particularly from the imagery and excerpts shared here, explain why you think this
happened. In particular, consider whether you believe that the members of a given society more likely
chose voluntarily to raise one individual to the role of ruler-king, or whether new hierarchy was more
likely thrust upon them by individuals who claimed power and authority for themselves. What evidence,
if any, do you see that supports your answer?

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