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Illeonia Research Paper

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Government System

When you live life in our utopia, Illeonia, the power to speak your mind is in your hands. We do not want a strong bureaucracy that controls our place, we want you! We as democratic socialists believe our society and economy should be in the hands of the people, because without them, our society would fall into the wrong hands, thus leading to the destruction of our world. We think it’s beneficial for people who are affected by the choices we make to be in control, so we can live harmoniously and can avoid having bad blood .This will lead to the freedom and ecstasy that many human beings desire. So, come to Illeonia for the freedom and happiness you deserve!

Justice System

In the world of Illeonia, there are Four Ministries that help deal with our controversial dilemmas. The Ministry of Peace deals with war related issues, like going to war, building an army, and our world’s safety.The Ministry of Plenty determines each citizen 's specialized job deals with the the production of agricultural goods, and production of currency while avoiding overinflation. The Ministry of Love deals with the security of our world and the safety …show more content…

Everyday, our citizens wake up and go to work in the jobs they are assigned to at the age of eighteen. Each job is assigned to them according to what fits best with their personality and special skills. Each citizen is required to wear the uniform that coordinates with their specific job, but only during working hours, which is from 9am-5pm. During their free time, they can wear whatever they like. The only thing that must be worn at all times is their Fitform band, as it tracks how active each citizen is. The children go to school from 8am-3pm. Anyone under the age of eighteen cannot be out of their homes past 11pm without anyone eighteen or older accompanying them. In Illeonia, we like to balance out the amount of business and pleasure to keep our citizens

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