Sociology began its first stages by looking at human groups from a purely superficial perspective. It was a descriptive science that dealt with the natures of peoples, their customs, and their civil, civil, and political systems. However, it did not investigate how these systems emerged until after the life sciences were placed on the basis of scientific experiments. Social investigations gave way to looking into the reasons that formed the first human groups and the reasons that led to their development and emergence. This research was a major step taken by sociology, gradually taking that path that must From being recognized one day for it to be one of the certain and evidential sciences as much as possible.