Pacífica is an island nation located 800 miles east of Japan with a humid subtropical and continental climate. It has a population of Portuguese, African, and mixed descent and is governed by two separate monarchies in the east and west. The country has a capitalist economy and uses the euro. It maintains close ties with Portugal and has been a member of the UN since World War 2. Pacífica hopes to expand its technology industry while preserving its diverse culture and remaining politically stable.

1. Hannah Pereira and Paris Stroud

3. Basics
Landmass?
- Island.
Climate?
- Humid Subtropical and Continental.
Location?
- 800 miles east from Japan.
Condition of Environment?
- Extremely good.

4. Types of wildlife/sea life?
- Sloths, chinchillas, and various fish found in
the great reefs.
Main crops?
- Fruits, Wheat, and Corn.
Imports?
- Technology, Electronics, and Automobiles.
Exports?
- Fish, Oils, Fruit, and Gems.
Calendar used
- Gregorian calendar

5. Religion
- Traditional or independent religions
Economic system
- Capitalist with the use of Euros
Language
- Most citizens speak English, Swahili, and
Portuguese with English being the most
dominate.
Holidays
- Independence Day is Otcober 23rd
- Division Day is April 9th

6. Time Period
- Late 1800’s to modern day
Life Expectancy
- 90 years
Median Income
- 85,000 €
Infant Mortality
- 18 out of 1000
Literacy rate
- 98%

7. Government
Monarchy
Both West and East sides of the country are
controlled by separate fully functioning
monarchies. The rulers of each kingdoms
are close friends and remain close after
years of holding power.

8. Laws
Environmental laws are important in Pacífica
to continue the good state of the
environment. Justice related laws are also
prevalent in the process to maintain order.
Immigration laws are also strongly upheld due
to closed borders in the country.

9. History
Pacífica was first founded as a Portuguese
colony after the land was found on an
expedition from Guinea in the year 1648. The
country was booming with tropical resources
and the people were peaceful and content
living there, so the Portuguese called it Lugar
Pacífica, or Peaceful Place.

10. History
Once the colony had become self sufficient,
the people of Lugar Pacífica asked for their
freedom and were quickly denied. Thus, a
rebellion began. The rebellion worked not
long after, the Portuguese wanting to end on
good terms with Lugar Pacífica to maintain
trade. After gaining their independence on
October 23rd, 1728 Lugar Pacífica shorted
their name to Pacífica.

11. History
After several years of Portugal and New Guinea
trading resources and money for slaves (via
slave trade), the amount of slaves in Pacífica
rivaled the amount of Portuguese. When the
Kenyan tribal monarchy were taken, their
influence caused a mutual understanding with
the colonist and the slaves rebelled as well,
when the independence was gained, the
Portuguese colonist and slaves went mad until
the Portuguese monarchy was formed.

12. History
After about 150 years of this, the Africans
wanted to be represented by their own, so a
treaty was formed giving the western land to
the royal Kenyan bloodline to rule. The day
this treaty went into affect is known as
Division Day, and is a national holiday.

13. Clothing
Clothing is mostly modernized in today’s
Pacífican society. Casual clothing is commonly
seen throughout the country’s kids and teens.
Although, some more traditional Kenyans still
dawn their native clothing. It wouldn’t be
unheard of to see a traditionally dressed
Kenyan, most located in West Pacífica because
the major ethnicity is Kenyan.

14. Music
Music, like clothes, has modernized with the
change of time. All genres are heard in
Pacífica, include anything from pop to tribal.
Many people like to listen to many different
types of music and no one really cares to
stop them, unless, of course, your music is a
bit too loud.

15. Food
Traditional Kenyan food is
a mix of all the different
ethnic groups in the area.
It mainly consists of corn,
maize, potatoes, beans,
and varieties of meat. A
very popular traditional
dish is Ugali which is a
porridge made of maize,
and Irio, a mixture of all
the traditional foods.

16. Food
Traditional Portuguese
food is mostly eaten in
Eastern Pacífica. Most
Portuguese consist of
sea foods like crab, cod
fish, and shrimp, but
can also include
cherese and peppers.
A personal favorite
Shrimp Mozambique

17. Members of an Alliance?
Pacífica became a member of the United
Nations a few years after itself formation
during World War 2. Pacífica remains an
important member of the United Nations
even today.

18. Current Problems?
Pacífica remains void of any serious
issues within their country. The island
nation hopes to remain peaceful and
maintain itself problem free state.

19. Eastern Pacífica Teen
The life of the average East Pacífica n teenager is
mainly centered around enjoying time with their
friends and family while also attending school 5
days a week for 7 hours. They are very serious
about their schooling because most jobs and
careers will not accept those with a poor
education. They also spend their time listening to
music, which is generally very modern. They also
take on average 2 foreign language courses that
aren't English, Portuguese, or Swahili, and enjoy
celebrations of all cultures

20. Western Pacífica Teen
The average life of a West Pacífican teenager
nearly mirrors that of an East Pacífican, but can
be more traditional. Along with their religious
practices and modern schooling, many are known
to wear traditional African clothing or listen to
traditional music alongside their families. They
closely try to uphold their original upbringings,
but that doesn't mean they don't enjoy the same
styles of music, dance, and life that there
bordering family does.

21. Future?
Pacifica's main goals for the future include
expanding our own productions of technology
and electronics along with working on
alliances and trade with other countries. We
also strive to be able to maintain our way of
life for all the inhabitants of Pacifica.