Essay On Sirenea
Sirenea is an island nation off the coast of England, in the middle of the North Sea. It was originally settled by ancient humans who made boats and accidentally landed there. There were called the Copiosans. The Copiosans were very intelligent and were very similar to the Mayans in their technological advancement. They only settled half of the country though as they believed that one day great friends would need that land.
They were somewhat right. In 1788, a group of French intellectuals and artists led by the Pierre St. Laurent landed on the Copiosan side as they were traveling to Sweden. They were escaping the turmoil of the coming revolution in France, but instead met the Copiosans and decided to settle there. Sirenea, named after the …show more content…
Her name was Evangeline Delacroix, a very young student of philosophy, but also a radical feminist revolutionary. She lead the women of Sirenea in a revolt called the “Womyn’s Revolution.” By her side were women like Gertrude Lowell and Charlotte Ashworth. Using intrigue, they toppled the regime and started to rebuild their country.
Establishing a socialist republic, the newly elected Prime Minister Delacroix gave the native land back to the Copiosans and offered to make them sovereign from Sirenea. But after talking with her and hearing her plans for the future, they decided to remain a part of the country. She began to preserve and restore the environment and disbanded the harmful drilling companies that had destroyed it. She freed the press and drafted the official Constitution of Sirenea.
Sirenea’s future had become much brighter. With help from England and France, it changed from a harsh dictatorship to a strong republic based on socialist principles. It became very well known for its strong opposition of Nazi Germany, although with its policies of pacifism and neutrality, it did not participate in any World Wars. It also known for its rivalry with America, since the Red Scare and Sirenea’s socialism. Evangeline Delacroix died in 1952, a few months after her reelection as Prime Minister. Her funeral was attended by
They were somewhat right. In 1788, a group of French intellectuals and artists led by the Pierre St. Laurent landed on the Copiosan side as they were traveling to Sweden. They were escaping the turmoil of the coming revolution in France, but instead met the Copiosans and decided to settle there. Sirenea, named after the …show more content…
Her name was Evangeline Delacroix, a very young student of philosophy, but also a radical feminist revolutionary. She lead the women of Sirenea in a revolt called the “Womyn’s Revolution.” By her side were women like Gertrude Lowell and Charlotte Ashworth. Using intrigue, they toppled the regime and started to rebuild their country.
Establishing a socialist republic, the newly elected Prime Minister Delacroix gave the native land back to the Copiosans and offered to make them sovereign from Sirenea. But after talking with her and hearing her plans for the future, they decided to remain a part of the country. She began to preserve and restore the environment and disbanded the harmful drilling companies that had destroyed it. She freed the press and drafted the official Constitution of Sirenea.
Sirenea’s future had become much brighter. With help from England and France, it changed from a harsh dictatorship to a strong republic based on socialist principles. It became very well known for its strong opposition of Nazi Germany, although with its policies of pacifism and neutrality, it did not participate in any World Wars. It also known for its rivalry with America, since the Red Scare and Sirenea’s socialism. Evangeline Delacroix died in 1952, a few months after her reelection as Prime Minister. Her funeral was attended by