This document describes an ideal state where people from all nations and backgrounds live together in peace and harmony. The population is aware, fair, and respects individual freedoms like expression and religion. An ideal ruler would govern through logic and protect citizens' rights while promoting education. The political system is a democracy that allows equal participation in government through elections and civil participation, with protections for human rights and the rule of law applying equally to all.

1. An ideal state.
It’s neither small nor big. The population in this
state is international. Every nation has it’s
language, traditions and customs. People in this
state are aware, fair, happy, playful, acting on their
preferred choices by creating and being who they
are. They take responsibility for actions, thoughts,
words and deeds. Every person has the right to
freedom of opinion and expression.
Vladislav Shvechkov
Form 10, School 34
Teacher Malinovskaya
O.O.
Udelnaya, Ramenskoye,

2.  If all these things can be done in a
state then this would be the paradise
on the Earth where everything is pure
at heart and in soul.
 Peace and order is established.
 The society is ecstatic and there exists
no reason to violate the doctrine or
laws of God.
In order to promote unity,
love and respect, the
appointed one should also
begin it with himself before
promoting it to others.

3. State Ruler
The person who rules the
country should be ambitious,
gifted, clever, risky a little bit,
power-loving and pliable.
Characteristics of an ideal enlightened ruler include the
following: firstly, the ruler should use logic and reason
while ruling his domain. Secondly, he should ensure that
the people have their natural rights, such as, equality
before the law, freedom of religious worship, freedom of
speech, and the right to own property. Thirdly, the
enlightened ruler should promote and develop arts,
sciences and education. Fourthly, the enlightened ruler
himself should obey the law and enforce fairly upon his
people.

4. Political system
 The political system of the
state is democracy.
Democracy allows citizens to
participate equally—either
directly or through elected
representatives—in the
making, development, and
creation of laws.
It encompasses social, economic and cultural
conditions that enable the free and equal practice
of political self-determination

5. Democracy as a system of government consists of
four key elements:
 1. A political system for choosing and replacing
the government through free and fair elections.
 2. The active participation of the people, as
citizens, in politics and civil life.
 3. The protection of the human rights of all
citizens.
 4. The rule of law, in which the laws and
procedures apply equally to all citizens.

6. Rights
 Freedom of speech
 Freedom of typing
 Freedom of action (within the
framework of the law)
 Equality before the law

7. Constitution
 It contains a principle of division of
authorities.
 It fixes rights and freedom of the
person and the citizens.
 Recognition, observance and
protection of rights and freedom are
the main aims of the constitution.

8. Religion
 There are many religions exist in this
state, including 3 basics : Christianity,
Buddhism and Islam.
 Every person has right to choose
religion he/she wants.