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Group 1: Use the space below to post your narrative on your "ideal" government. We believe that people are generally selfish and untrustworthy, however, every citizen of our country has these 5 rights: the right to live, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of marriage + right to reproduction, and the right to vote. We have a strong central government that controls foreign exchanges and judicial issues, and we have smaller, local governments in each state that controls criminal justice and local issues. Our government is a democracy with a few branches of government to check up on each other and keep balance. Our citizens have the chance to vote for the officials and the decisions the officials make. We think there has to be some form of government over a country, to control chaos, handle criminals, and exchange goods and deal with issues with foreign countries.



Group 2: Use the space below to post your narrative on your "ideal" government.

Our ideal government is based on a strong localized government and the people. The citizens have rights that cant be taken away by the government, which are freedom of speech and religion, the right to live and the right to have an opinion. The responsibilities of the government are to create laws and regulations which will control their citizens and will keep their people out of chaos. The people in the government will have a say in decisions, be able to elect leaders, and vote on laws and regulations. The citizens will elect leaders they feel are fit to run their government. The laws and regulations will have guidelines you must. In the case that you don’t, there will be consequences for your actions. The people will have one vote to cast for the leader they feel fit to run their government. We feel people in general can be negative at times; therefore, the government will enforce the law and have these consequences for people who disobey the law. This is how we feel a government should be run. This is our idea of a well functioning government and how it work.



Group 3: Use the space below to post your narrative on your "ideal" government. Our ideal government is composted of strong individual powers which are divided up by their cities, so that each city's laws can be created uniquely for the particular city. The governments only have certain limits that they must abide to when creating laws, for instance, invasion of privacy. Every month to two months the city will take a poll if there is a need or want to change government. If there is an urgent need to change something in the government there is a suggestion box in every city. If anyone has a problem with a government of a city the people may move out of the city with no repercussions. At any time the people of a city want a new leader they may vote and have a majority of 65% for a new leader. The new appointed leader must be a citizen of that city. The court system will be the same as current in the United States. The cities can make the laws that they want if a majority is present unless it violates citizen's rights.



Group 4: Use the space below to post your narrative on your "ideal" government. We believe that a strong central government is needed; predominantly because of the fact that people can't be trusted. Communism was the most appealing for our particular cause. After much debate, we decided that the only way for people to keep all of the freedoms that we want them to have, was to introduce robots as our leaders. They would make all of the major decisions for us, so as to keep peace and make our world a carefree place. Newer forms of intelligence with even more impartial judgement will be created and they will then replace the current models. Our Government will stay out of most public affairs, but if the need arises to quell a riot or stop any sort of disruption they will decide what the best course of action is and act.



Group 5: Use the space below to post your narrative on your "ideal" government. The five god-given rights that we are given are the right to life, the right to judge, the right to protect ourselves, the right to pursue happiness, and the right to have personal thoughts. Our government believes that human beings have a positive influence on the world in that they are trustworthy, honest, and helpful. Our government has a strong central government with several smaller divisions of the government under it. This makes our government a democracy because a single person does not rule all the people. Instead, there are multiple people contributing to the government. Being a democracy, citizens have the right to vote and they are able to influence the government. Our government exercises their authority by making laws and enforcing them. The duty of the government is to protect, maintain, and help with the problems of the citizens.



Group 6: Use the space below to post your narrative on your "ideal" government. Our government is one in which equality is key. In these specific God-given rights: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, right to your own future, right to have an education, and the right to express yourself however you so choose. Our human beings each have their own good and bad qualities even if they are not always expressed. We choose a government that contains a balance of localized and strong, central authority governments. This stability, provided by a system of checks and balances, keeps our society in line, preventing it from becoming either a totalitarian or anarchical mindset. People deserve to express their opinions to the fullest extent, and therefore we support democratic governments. Citizens should inevitably have the right some input on decisions and to elect those whom they wish to govern their country. An ideal government for a well-to-do society is both firm and fair.