Phil Island - Activity B
Time to create a government
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What society are you from? *
Who should govern?
Why? Describe how you came to this conclusion. Once you have a “government,” describe how your political process will operate. (i.e., elections, terms of office, roles of citizens, etc…)
Answer the above question here: *
Manifesto
Your “society’s” government needs to make some decisions; the following questions or statements should guide your government in forming a “manifesto” (i.e., a public declaration of intentions, motives or views).

Does your “society” believe that a strong central government and a single leader are preferable to decentralized power structures (e.g., committees or “sub”leaders). *
Describe why your society choose either option. *
Is the initiation of force by one individual against another justified? Describe the circumstances if yes. *
Regarding crime and responsibilities, what sort of penalty/reward system will your government adopt? Describe situations where citizens will be rewarded or punished? *
What's more important to your society? *
Why did you answer the previous question the way you did? *
Should everything be owned *
Why did you answer the previous question the way you did? *
Who should choose what is moral? *
Why did you answer the previous question the way you did? *
Be prepared to discuss the following as a class
Should education be provided to everybody & anybody by your “society?”
Should health care be organized and provided to everybody by your “society?”
How would your “society” control immigration?
Does your “society” need a planned population policy?
Is a strong and active “military” necessary for your “society”?
Should individuals be held accountable for the creation of economic 'externalities,' such as pollution?
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