Research Paper On Six California's
Six California’s
Six California’s, proposed by a man named Tim Draper, is an idea in which California is to be split into six, individual states. This idea is said to be an opportunity for California to start fresh and to create a better future for the citizens. As of right, California is facing numerous problems that are impossible for just one governor to attempt to solve, but creating six California’s allows us to fix those problems. The current proposition to split California into six individual states gives us an opportunity to solve the many problems we face, such as poor representation, however it could create more problems than it solves.
To begin, currently in California, we are not all well represented. Many people from different parts of California …show more content…
For example, the people up north are upset with the idea of “taxation without representation”, whereas the people in the southern parts of California are “concerned with things like immigration law” (LATimes). The people in California are not happy with how things are being ran, yet there is no solution being made by the government to solve these problems. California is extremely big and is filled with billions of Californian’s, which makes it extremely hard for only one governor to govern California. Additionally, “California’s public schools have gone from first to 47th” (Stein). We are spending countless dollars on education, yet our public schools are coming close to being the worst in the nation. Going from having the best public schools to one of the worst just comes to show that we are providing a poor representation of ourselves here in California. In general, smaller
Six California’s, proposed by a man named Tim Draper, is an idea in which California is to be split into six, individual states. This idea is said to be an opportunity for California to start fresh and to create a better future for the citizens. As of right, California is facing numerous problems that are impossible for just one governor to attempt to solve, but creating six California’s allows us to fix those problems. The current proposition to split California into six individual states gives us an opportunity to solve the many problems we face, such as poor representation, however it could create more problems than it solves.
To begin, currently in California, we are not all well represented. Many people from different parts of California …show more content…
For example, the people up north are upset with the idea of “taxation without representation”, whereas the people in the southern parts of California are “concerned with things like immigration law” (LATimes). The people in California are not happy with how things are being ran, yet there is no solution being made by the government to solve these problems. California is extremely big and is filled with billions of Californian’s, which makes it extremely hard for only one governor to govern California. Additionally, “California’s public schools have gone from first to 47th” (Stein). We are spending countless dollars on education, yet our public schools are coming close to being the worst in the nation. Going from having the best public schools to one of the worst just comes to show that we are providing a poor representation of ourselves here in California. In general, smaller