The name of my country is The United Federation of Cargoina or just Cargoina for short.
The motto of Cargoina is “In Crates We Trust” due to Cargoina 's history with manufacturing and international shipping. The northern parts country are mostly industrialized while the southern parts of the country are mostly rural and produce food for the country. The far north of Cargoina is mostly uninhabited. The seal of our country is a brown shield with a gold outline on the edge. In the middle of the shield there is a phoenix, and under the Phoenix is the words “We Deliver”. The country officials chose this seal due to the universal relation of brown with cargo. The Phoenix represents the two nations prior to Cargoina, the United States, and Canada, …show more content…
The people of the United States were outraged as well, starting a civil war between the United States and its people. Two years, later on, June 19th, 1948 the president of the United States was taken captive and killed by a group of Canadian soldiers and US rebels. Two months later the war came to an end with the signing of The Washington Treaty in Washington DC.
The United Federation of Cargoina is a constitutional authoritarian federation government (Boix, Svolik, 2013). This means my government splits its powers between the states and the people while reserving the final say for itself. The government has several levels of structure that have different responsibilities and powers. At the local level, any town with a population of 5,000 persons or more is entitled to create their own local government capable of passing valid laws so long as each law does not interfere at a district or state level. Local government laws would include city ordinance as well as local police control and town or city events. Local governments are prohibited from tax adjustments laws as well as …show more content…
The following are the first ten amendments of the Cargoina constitution (Bonafont, Rokué, 2011). In total, there are fifty-seven different amendments, but only the ten most prominent amendments were chosen for display. Amendment one, The government of The United Federation of Cargoina and her persons may amend or abolish any standing laws with three-fourths vote from the cabinet and a majority vote from the administrative districts. This law was the first amendment this great nation passed, and it allows for flexible change of the constitution (Posner, 2014). Amendment two, Every citizen of this great nation has the right to be treated equally in all aspects of life regardless of race or gender so long as that person is abiding by the law of the land. Originally, Cargoina was going to limit personal freedoms, although such a choice would upset the standing world powers and the then newly formed United Nations (UN). Cargoina 's solution was to create human right laws that were based off the UN Declaration of Human Rights (The United Nations, 1948). Amendment three, A military force may be created by the federal government and used to defend federal national and international interests. States may create a national guard for defense and disaster response. Persons being drafted for this military force must pass a physical and mental exam. The overall premise of amendment two is to establish an
The motto of Cargoina is “In Crates We Trust” due to Cargoina 's history with manufacturing and international shipping. The northern parts country are mostly industrialized while the southern parts of the country are mostly rural and produce food for the country. The far north of Cargoina is mostly uninhabited. The seal of our country is a brown shield with a gold outline on the edge. In the middle of the shield there is a phoenix, and under the Phoenix is the words “We Deliver”. The country officials chose this seal due to the universal relation of brown with cargo. The Phoenix represents the two nations prior to Cargoina, the United States, and Canada, …show more content…
The people of the United States were outraged as well, starting a civil war between the United States and its people. Two years, later on, June 19th, 1948 the president of the United States was taken captive and killed by a group of Canadian soldiers and US rebels. Two months later the war came to an end with the signing of The Washington Treaty in Washington DC.
The United Federation of Cargoina is a constitutional authoritarian federation government (Boix, Svolik, 2013). This means my government splits its powers between the states and the people while reserving the final say for itself. The government has several levels of structure that have different responsibilities and powers. At the local level, any town with a population of 5,000 persons or more is entitled to create their own local government capable of passing valid laws so long as each law does not interfere at a district or state level. Local government laws would include city ordinance as well as local police control and town or city events. Local governments are prohibited from tax adjustments laws as well as …show more content…
The following are the first ten amendments of the Cargoina constitution (Bonafont, Rokué, 2011). In total, there are fifty-seven different amendments, but only the ten most prominent amendments were chosen for display. Amendment one, The government of The United Federation of Cargoina and her persons may amend or abolish any standing laws with three-fourths vote from the cabinet and a majority vote from the administrative districts. This law was the first amendment this great nation passed, and it allows for flexible change of the constitution (Posner, 2014). Amendment two, Every citizen of this great nation has the right to be treated equally in all aspects of life regardless of race or gender so long as that person is abiding by the law of the land. Originally, Cargoina was going to limit personal freedoms, although such a choice would upset the standing world powers and the then newly formed United Nations (UN). Cargoina 's solution was to create human right laws that were based off the UN Declaration of Human Rights (The United Nations, 1948). Amendment three, A military force may be created by the federal government and used to defend federal national and international interests. States may create a national guard for defense and disaster response. Persons being drafted for this military force must pass a physical and mental exam. The overall premise of amendment two is to establish an