Imagine you are stranded on a deserted island with 400 individuals. Once you and the others have built some shelters and taken stock of the island, how would you move forward? Based on what you know about government, describe how you would set up the law-making body of government for the island's survivors. Make sure to include the number of members in your legislature, how many houses it will have, how long members can be law makers, how they are chosen, and their responsibilities.

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Travis Lowe

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15 February, 17:05

Imagine you are stranded on a deserted island with 400 individuals. Once you and the others have built some shelters and taken stock of the island, how would you move forward? Based on what you know about government, describe how you would set up the law-making body of government for the island's survivors. Make sure to include the number of members in your legislature, how many houses it will have, how long members can be law makers, how they are chosen, and their responsibilities.

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Kelsie Garner · Answer 1

The next thing would be to first make sure we have a steady supply of food which is a very important aspect of deserted island living, following this, it would be important to determine what kind of society this would be, if it were democracy, we would create 2-3 smaller parties which would represent the majority with everyone being in the law-making class at most for 2 years because island conditions are harsher and require more change.