User:Rovshan Dadashov2

Formation of power and social norms in the society

The history of human society begins with the creation of the primitive community structure. Production facilities in the primary community were inadequate and labor productivity was low. Labor products are equally divided, public ownership of labor means. Everyone works the same way and gets a share. The basis of the primary community was the community-tribe, tribe, and their unity. The tribe was based on blood relatives. The tribe was not a territorial union. When the territory was changed, the tribe was still defending itself. Power was of a public nature. He took his start from the tribe that formed the self-governing bodies. Authority belonged to older members. During the time of war, military commanders exercised their powers. Religious power was the clergy. All the main issues of the tribe were being held in the public assembly. Everyone who has reached the limit has been attending congregation meetings. The supreme form of tribal union was a tribe. The general affairs were led by the tribal elders and the military chief. In the community community there were certain rules of conduct - social norms. Such social norms have been used for a long time and have become accustomed to becoming accustomed. The rules regulated labor, family life and family relationships of tribal members. The characteristic features of primitive customs were reflected in the following: 1. They take their origin from the gens and express their will and interest. 2. They were volunteered at the expense of the habit, and if required, observing them would be ensured by the whole tribe. There were no organs that prevented malpractice. When necessary, all tribes and tribes were persecuted, and sometimes compulsory, against violators. 3. At that time, there was no difference between the rights and responsibilities of members of the society: legal duty, and the duty was regarded as law. Thus, public authority and behavioral norms in society during the pre-public period corresponded to the level of economic, social, mental, cultural and spiritual development of the society and to the level of man.