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What Makes A Perfect Utopia
Doesn't everyone dream of living the perfect life? Everyone has their own vision of what their utopia would be like. All of these visions have different people with different rules in different places. Mirriam-Webster dictionary defines a utopia as an imaginary place in which the government, laws, and social conditions are perfect. My utopia would have caring people, a fair economy, and a peaceful location.

The first part of a society are the people that live there. The people that live in Victority, my utopia, are caring, intelligent, and resourceful. They start school at a young age and learn how to be both book smart and street smart. They know how to take care of themselves and be independent without copying someone else or looking instructions up on the internet. They are also care about their neighbors and are always ready to lend a helping hand. For example, when a woman is sick and can't shovel the snow from her driveway, her neighbor helps her out
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Victority is located by a lake so the people have easy access to fresh water. It is also located in a wooded area with a lot of trees. The houses are near each other, but not too close and they are all unique. Each house is built especially for the family that lives there and there is always just enough room for everyone. The seasons change, but the weather is never dangerous. There is no pollution because everyone travels by bike. All of these things together help make up Victority.

The caring people, economic situation, and location all make up a perfect society. The perfect society has many other factors, but these are some of the main ones. In a perfect society the goal is to achieve happiness. I believe that Victority would be a happy place for everyone to find solace. As a result of careful planning and a thorough description of what a perfect utopian society would like like, I believe that Victority would prosper for many

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