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Establishment is a term used to describe an institution, structure or entity that is firmly in place. It can refer to governments, businesses, organizations or even social structures that exist for a long period of time and typically represent the status quo. Establishments are often seen as rigid or inflexible, but can use their power to protect or benefit certain individuals or groups within society. Examples of establishments include the Catholic Church, the British aristocracy, the US government, the European Union and the military. All of these organizations are well-defined and have a predefined role and purpose within society.