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=== Occidental Influence === | === Occidental Influence === | ||
While Canespa prides itself on its cultural identity and resistance to occidental movements the country has still inevitably been effected by occidental ways of life. | While Canespa prides itself on its cultural identity and resistance to occidental movements the country has still inevitably been effected by occidental ways of life. For example the highly capitialistic nature of the previous Canespan buisnesses and the Canasta Company were directly caused by occidental influence despite the area of Canespa already being a fairly exportative society for many years before the occidentals arrived. | ||
=== Corporate Influence === | === Corporate Influence === | ||
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=== View on Government === | === View on Government === | ||
Canespans often view the government as a system that is not in place to serve the rights of the people as a whole. Instead a government is there to serve the country and therefore its people alone. Canespans generally observe that governments should be willing to kill hundreds in other nations if it means saving one person within Canespa. Governments should not be moral, they should be nationalist. | Canespans often view the government as a system that is not in place to serve the rights of the people as a whole. Instead a government is there to serve the country and therefore its people alone. Canespans generally observe that governments should be willing to kill hundreds in other nations if it means saving one person within Canespa. Governments should not be moral, they should be nationalist. This belief has evolved over the centuries but it has remained mostly unchanged. From this belief has stemmed the Wasi King and many other governmental figures who detach themselves from other natures and become one with the state or people so to speak. | ||
=== The Canespian Mission === | === The Canespian Mission === | ||
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=== Early School === | === Early School === | ||
Early Canespan schooling is vary similar to the occidental form of schooling in that the people which part to it are taught a little bit of the basics of everything. The purpose of early Canespan schooling is to one, identify interests of individual students and help bring out these interests, and two, to set a base level of knowledge that all students can use for the rest of their lives. Early schooling goes from the start of the summer months to the end of winter with spring being used as a break period over summer. This is in sharp contrast to other areas where break is in the warmer months. This change in break is mostly due to spring being the most demanding for farms and the extra labor is often needed. Kids starts school when they reach the age of five and end school upon the year of there 12th birthday. During this time these focus on building leadership skills and building up basic subjects. Curriculums are often influenced by occidental teachings during these early years but religious values are also vary common in the early curriculum despite Canespa being a secular state by law. | |||
=== Training Camps === | === Training Camps === | ||