The Trust Standard Oil is a nation led by CEO John D Rockefeller on the continent of North America. The Trust Standard Oil's government is a Banana Republic with very conservative social policies. Economically, The Trust Standard Oil favors far right wing policies. The official currency of The Trust Standard Oil is the Dollar. At 14 days old, The Trust Standard Oil is a young nation. The Trust Standard Oil has a population of 922,029 and a land area of 11,000.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 83.82. Pollution in the nation is a disaster. The citizens' faith in the government is sufficient with an approval rating of 64.5378%.
An oil trust headed by John D. Rockefeller. Fueled only by profit, this company will sacrifice anything to maximize income, pollution, welfare and it's own citizens included. At it's head, John D. Rockefeller, the richest man on Earth, has monopolized a small sliver of the continent, squeezing every last dollar out of its main city, Cleveland. Life under Standard Oil is difficult, as everybody works for it, buys from it, and is fed by it. From the crib to the coffin, Standard Oil is there.
"We work and toil in murk and oil,
as bosses act so royal!
Our backs ache, but no mistake
we till and sew the soil!
And once we're through
pay cut in two
there's still much work to do!"
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Nation Name: | Standard Oil |
Leader Name: | John D Rockefeller |
Currency: |
Dollar |
National Animal: |
Lion |
History: | 1868 - A young Theodore Roosevelt's asthma worsens. He is unable to go into politics due to health problems in adulthood. Late 1898 - Garret Hobart dies from heart complications. John D. Rockefeller wins the Republican ticket, replacing him as Vice President. September 6th, 1901 - President William McKinley is shot dead at the New York World's Fair. Rockefeller becomes president for the rest of his term. November 12th, 1901 - Rockefeller loosens restrictions on business, causing unrest amongst anti-trust politicians, claiming he is using the presidency for his own gain. December 20th, 1901 - After bribing a majority of the Senate and House, Rockefeller continues his reforms on business and the economy, becoming the richest man in history. February 9th, 1902 - Rockefeller passes an executive order allowing businesses to ignore safety regulations if necessary. Workers begin revolts that are violently put down. July 16th, 1902 - More pro-business legislation is passed, giving trusts like Standard Oil even more fuel to grow. 1903 - Rockefeller pours money into public projects, making citizens noticeably richer. He can often be seen handing out money in the streets. Workers continue to riot against him. November 8th, 1904 - Due to his massive "donations" to the public and to businesses, Rockefeller barely manages to win the presidency, with the rust belt states swinging to Democrat. October 12th, 1905 - Rockefeller gives tax cuts to big businesses, winning their support and making construction and groceries slightly cheaper. Mid 1906 - The U.S Economy is now dependent on massive trusts, giving Rockefeller and other trust owners free reign over the country. May 4th, 1907 - Rockefeller passes another executive order giving Standard Oil complete control over Cleveland and the surrounding areas. Workers attempt to strike, but are put down by the National Guard. November 3rd, 1908 - Rockefeller does not run for re-election, instead focusing on his new micro-state inside of the U.S. He continues to influence politics through bribes and favors. |
Geography | |
Continent: | North America |
Land Area: | 17,702.74 sq. km |
Terrain: | The terrain that Standard Oil controls is heavily polluted, with grass rarely even being seen. Oil stains the waters black, and smoke billows into the air, turning it a very light grey. Every available inch of land remotely close to a city is covered in stores, houses, factories and roads. |
Highest Peak: | Gildersleeve Mountain, 354 meters |
Lowest Valley: | Shore of Lake Erie, 173 meters |
Climate: | The constant smoke from the factories cause cities like Cleveland to be coated in a thick layer of smoke, causing the temperature to slowly rise. It is only ever cleared up when it rains, or a large storm comes through, when the factories are closed. Citizens have to drive at least an hour away from the cities to see clear sky. |
People & Society | |
Population: | 922,029 people |
Demonym: | American |
Demonym Plural: | Americans |
Ethnic Groups: | White - 84.9% Black - 5.1% Other - 10.0% |
Languages: | English - 96.8% Other - 3.2% |
Religions: | Christianity - 51.3% Irreligious - 43.6% Other - 5.1% |
Health | |
Life Expectancy: | 59 years |
Obesity: | 3.2% |
Alcohol Users: | 82.5% |
Tobacco Users: | 86.2% |
Cannabis Users: | 0.3% |
Hard Drug Users: | 0.1% |
Economy | |
Description: | Anarcho-Capitalism is in place, with no restrictions on what businesses can and can't do. Regulations are mere ideas, and businesses want nothing but more revenue. The markets continue to grow, and they continue to line the pockets of the elite. |
Average Yearly Income: | $207.55 |
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): | $2,167,070,146.00 |
GDP per Capita: | $2,350.33 |
Gross National Income (GNI): | $1,433,161,550.00 |
Industries: | Standard Oil's economy is made up of almost every industry imaginable, along with some other large trusts. Standard Oil took control of a majority of products, creating far more than just oil. These include steel, house building, ores, etc. They do rely on other trusts for items such as food, however. |
Military | |
History: | Standard Oil doesn't have much in the way of a military. The closest thing to a military are the "Company Brigades," nothing better than workers paid by Standard Oil to carry rifles and pistols. A primitive air force is mostly comprised of rich businessmen with aviation as a passion, using airplanes in the same manner as driving a fancy car. |
Soldiers: | 4,526 |
Tanks: | 0 |
Aircraft: | 0 |
Ships: | 0 |
Missiles: | 0 |
Nuclear Weapons: | 0 |
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