Gotham's Geographical and Social Structures
Zahra Adloo
GOTHAM SOCIETY
HUMAN WORLD VIEWS
National Map
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1000/3000ft.
Geographical Boundary for Gotham is based on Ancient Egypt’s boundaries.
The Nile River flowing within Egypt was very useful for people to survive.
It provided drinking water, transportation, fertilized crops, protection, food, and papyrus which was a material they used to write on.
Topography- short, mild winters and its dry, warm summers. Crete’s seasonal weather enabled sufficient natural resources of food for export to other countries. This region was rich in cypress wood, wine, currants, olive oil, wool, cloth, herbs, and purple dye. Its
RELIGION
Monotheistic -Islam brought spiritual unity and cultural cohesiveness to people of a wide variety of languages and customs. It was and still is one of the fastest growing religions in the world. Its powerful spread has brought together people of all regions. Trade and business were also huge amongst Muslims which also helped them gain more financial stability.
POLITICAL STRUCTURE
-Different governments to divide political power
-Democracy
- Community involvement in political votes
-Strong soldiers were trained from childhood and only the strong survived, making the army for the best fit.
The Assembly All citizens are members of the
Assembly, who meet regularly to discuss and vote on issues that affect every aspect of
Gotham life. Citizens are paid for their participation in the Assembly, so that even the poorest citizens could take time from their work to participate in government.
The Council of 500 Each city send s 50 citizens to serve on the Council of 500 each year.
The Council’s main function is to set the agenda for the Assembly,
The People’s Court In the People’s Court, juries of citizens listen to cases, determine whether their fellow citizen are guilty or innocent of
CITY STRUCTURE AND DESIGN
Romans were great builders and architectures. Our city is inspired by the road designs, bridges, buildings,
GOTHAM SOCIETY
HUMAN WORLD VIEWS
National Map
0
l________________I 300 Miles
1000/3000ft.
Geographical Boundary for Gotham is based on Ancient Egypt’s boundaries.
The Nile River flowing within Egypt was very useful for people to survive.
It provided drinking water, transportation, fertilized crops, protection, food, and papyrus which was a material they used to write on.
Topography- short, mild winters and its dry, warm summers. Crete’s seasonal weather enabled sufficient natural resources of food for export to other countries. This region was rich in cypress wood, wine, currants, olive oil, wool, cloth, herbs, and purple dye. Its
RELIGION
Monotheistic -Islam brought spiritual unity and cultural cohesiveness to people of a wide variety of languages and customs. It was and still is one of the fastest growing religions in the world. Its powerful spread has brought together people of all regions. Trade and business were also huge amongst Muslims which also helped them gain more financial stability.
POLITICAL STRUCTURE
-Different governments to divide political power
-Democracy
- Community involvement in political votes
-Strong soldiers were trained from childhood and only the strong survived, making the army for the best fit.
The Assembly All citizens are members of the
Assembly, who meet regularly to discuss and vote on issues that affect every aspect of
Gotham life. Citizens are paid for their participation in the Assembly, so that even the poorest citizens could take time from their work to participate in government.
The Council of 500 Each city send s 50 citizens to serve on the Council of 500 each year.
The Council’s main function is to set the agenda for the Assembly,
The People’s Court In the People’s Court, juries of citizens listen to cases, determine whether their fellow citizen are guilty or innocent of
CITY STRUCTURE AND DESIGN
Romans were great builders and architectures. Our city is inspired by the road designs, bridges, buildings,