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 * assignment 1 **

ANTI-TRUST In anti-trust people follow the same rules as a regular society would to keep every thing calm and crime free as possible. People who move to Anti-Trust must get a backgroung check. Before they are emitted to the country and before they can get across the border all the rules and regulations must be met. There is a limited amount of people who are allowed to move into the country. If a family has more than two childeren then either they must get rid of enough to only have two left or go some where else to live. In Anti-Trust over population will take this country into such a down hill spiral that Anti-Trust will be in a great depression forever. Under a law making body there are rules that must be met to be able to move into Anti-Trust. For jobs in Anti-Trust are very few because of the population controll. There is only two grocery stores, one coffee shop, two gas stations, one bar, one school and two car shops and one auto shop where you buy brand new cars. The cars in Anti-Trust are run on air, at first the car starts on gas until it gets up to 25 miles an hour then the gas powered engine shuts off. After it hits 25mph the engine that is powered on air turns on ans saves gas and it saves the economy from pollution. After a child turns thirteen the child must apply for a job as soon as possible and every one in the family must have a job in Anti-Trust.

assignment 2

Clean up after yourself A child is always told to clean up after themselves. An adult tells a child this because if wet clothes or food lay on the floor of any place it will start to grow mold and create a smell that will stain curtains and other clean clothes. Also if objects like a radio or a Nintendo paddle, ECT is laying on the floor someone is liable to step on it and break it so it is useless. Cleaning up after one’s self is also good because it helps keep everything smelling good and it keeps your house or whoever’s house it is looking nice and neat for company. A parent expects the child to actually clean the area that he or she is told to clean. Most children push things under furniture or in places parents wouldn’t look. Parents expectations of the kids is to clean the area spotless and not shove things in corners that they think parents won’t look but actually they do look. Usually if a child does not do what they are told and clean the area up they were told to a parent either grounds a child to his or her room. For punishment a parent might also take things away from the child like an iPod, a computer, a cell phone or whatever a parent thinks is most important to a child. Another form of punishment is making the child do some other chore that the child hates more than cleaning their room like doing the dishes or cleaning a cat litter box or change the baby if the child is old enough to know how to change a baby.