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In states that achieved a "monopoly of violence," private citizens could seek their own justice using the blood feud system. local feudal lords had their own armies. private citizens could have their own armies. only the state government had an army.

          In states that achieved a "monopoly of violence,"
private citizens could seek their own justice using the blood feud system.
local feudal lords had their own armies.
private citizens could have their own armies.
only the state government had an army.

In states that achieved a "monopoly of violence,"
private citizens could seek their own justice using the blood feud system.
local feudal lords had their own armies.
private citizens could have their own armies.
only the state government had an army.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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02/14/2024

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In states that achieved a "monopoly of violence," private citizens could seek their own justice using the blood feud system. Local feudal lords had their own armies. Private citizens could have their own armies. Only the state government had an army.