Canerica
Canerica
Canerica
By Joseph Yeager
Citizenship
To become a citizen you must either be born on Canerican soil, or have
lived in the country and followed all of its rules for 8 years, then you can
apply for citizenship. Deportation is a decently common thing with
many dictators using the method of if you do not contribute to society,
they pay for a one way ticket to the country of your choosing to start a
new life. The privileges are having safety, plenty of jobs and
opportunities to thrive, and prestige of living in the greatest country
ever.
There is a very strict waiting list to becoming a citizen and many
different tests that must be passed in order to live in the country and
eventually apply for citizenship. The population of this country is about
Holidays
Saint Dugs Day - where people dress up as scary as they can all day
and try and see how many people they can frighten or prank.
National Dog Day - this is a day dedicated to the preservation of mans
best friend, where people volunteer at shelters, have dog-only petting
zoos, and other dog-related things.
National Hair Day - where everyone tries their best to do something
cool with their hair, or get a crazy wig if they have none.
Landforms
The bottom part of the country is occupied by the Appalachian
Mountains so that is mostly where the factories and where the raw
materials are gathered.
Above the Appalachians it is very beautiful so there are many peaceful
resorts and retreats where people come from all over the world to visit.
The Atlantic Ocean borders much of the eastern part of the country, so
that is a large influence in fishing trade and an increase in the amount
of exports.
Country Origin
This country was formed back a growing dislike of the capitalist and
democratic way of doing things. So a large group dissented, kind of like
the south did but peacefully, and they got money together and bought
the rights to the land and formed the country of Canerica. Almost all the
citizens are happy, there will never be complete happiness for
everyone, but for the most part people are content and the system is
working very well.