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What are typically the first problems of a new society?

Say a new city was built that was totally self sustainable. Over time what problems would inevitably come in to the picture eventually.

For example big cities obviously struggle with homelessness, crime and the like. But what I'm curious about is are there certain things that unanimously happen first or is it just completely random historically speaking?
gpt
property comes up a lot in hobbes, locke, and rousseau; specifically what right individuals have to land, how to earn that right, and how their right compares to that of the state over the land (Rousseau and Locke be loving labour, while Hobbes be all over the place on that sovereign power trip). 

Early sovereigns would usually be in place to protect individuals' rights to land...and in this statement many questions arise that are answered differently by the three theorists.

edit: just remebered the city part....new societies don't really just pop up with self-sustaining cities, so it's hard to tell.