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| − | The increase in wealth and stability had a downside, however. As new technologies were being invented and more and more people moving into villages or societies, new security measures were required to prevent crime. Barriers (which would come to develop into citadels and forts) were constructed to do just that. Rules regarding property and such had to be devised and enforced, leading to a new type of specialist, soldiers, to emerge. They sought to protect and regulate the laws, as well as to attack others if need be. While the laws and regulations of these archaic societies were not much, they were a place to start. Just as walls were gradually refined into citadels or forts, these rules were the building blocks of our society.
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| − | ''''Sources''''
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| − | CF Manual Compiled by Rosie Beniretto and Clay Elliot.
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