Tuesday, September 15, 2009

The Californians

The empire I helped design was a group of Californians (The Majoria), who controlled most of the west coast of North America (now the United States).
The Ottoman Empire: Like the Ottoman empire, our empire was very accepting of all the people within it, and we had no restraints on religion. We did practice some shamanism, but it was not a belief that was required in our empire. We were also very accepting of others and we only had military support for defense, just as the Ottoman Empire had.
The Portuguese: The most similar thing between our Empire and the Portuguese was that we had extensive trade networks that were spread throughout the world, and were near limitless in terms of the distance we traveled. We were able to become allies with civilizations all of the world, and we were able to slowly adapt all of their technologies, and we incorporated their beliefs with ours.
The Inca Empire: Both the Incas and our Californians were able to have a wide variety in food and could adaptively grow anything in our region. This was not only because both our lands were fertile and abundantly filled with life, but we were able to learn many ways of farming from our travels throughout the world. One could deduce that our wide range of crops could even triumph the diversity found in South America
The Qing Empire (Dynasty): Just like the Qing we had a very organized and split law system that allowed all of our citizens to be fairly represented in court. We even organized our capital city around this system by dividing a circle in half and having each side represent a side of law. Both sides would work together, but they also had different views.
The Aztec Empire: Similar to the Aztecs, our Californians had a strong system of slavery that was both democratic, and hierarchical. We would enslave people, but allow them to either buy their freedom or work the penalties off. It was a "tough love" system that would always result in freedom in the end. Very few slaves were not allowed their freedom in our lands.

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