1. what would it be like if citizens were not able to trade freely? 2. what would it be like if no one was aloud to vote for government leaders?

1. It would be pretty bad in my opinion. We wouldn't be able to purchase things whenever we wanted to, and we wouldn't be able to set up a proper trade table. It would flop.

3. I don't think that would work very well. That could be abused easily, and the fewer opinions that are given can make a decision harder.

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