Swocland: A
former colony, this geographically and demographically small country has
historically benefited immensely from trade due to its strategic coastline. Swocland has
large reserves of freshwater, and its coastline offers decent marine resources.
Its greatest resource, however, is its fertile agricultural land, which covers
most of the country. Preliminary reports suggest that it might hold offshore
deposits of oil. Swocland is a
constitutional republic. Export, agriculture, and commerce groups currently
hold significant sway in the country.
Country X:
Country X recently came into independence
through a guerilla uprising and remains unstable. Wealthy is distributed very
unevenly. Country X is rich in oil, minerals, gold, and diamonds, but their
leader has thus far refused to sign international trade agreements. Citizens
have begun to revolt because of widespread famine. The corrupt longtime leader
has just stepped down and given power to his son, Bill
X, who is
interesting in bringing peace through IMF agreements for loans.
Americana:
Americana is a large nation with the
world’s largest GDP, accounting for over a quarter of worldwide GDP. It is
primarily known for its rich mineral resources. Americana is a member of the UN
Security Council and NATO and has ties to many nations around the globe. It
often uses its large military force to occupy developing and struggling
countries. Americana has a democratic government and major current social
issues include gay rights and abortion.
Saudi America:
An absolute monarchy, this country has
long been one of the strongest and largest countries in the Middle East. It is
the world’s largest exporter of crude oil, and oil accounts for 90% of its
exports. In the eyes of the outside world, one of the largest social issues in
Saudi America is the mistreatment of women. Social concerns of the Saudi
American government are mostly economic in nature.
