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Lobsterville Case Study

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The first state I established was the beautiful state of Lobsterville. It is located in the northeast corner of the nation. The rocky mountains separate the state from its neighboring LandOLake’s. Climate consists of warm summers and cool winters with occasional storms. The state of Lobsterville is cohesive, it is a currently a function portion of the USA which means it definitely can have an effective government. It would undoubtedly achieve external recognition due to the city of New York being located in it, New York being the center of commerce in not only the U.S. but the rest of the western world. The infrastructure of America is quite sound as we know, so the state of Lobsterville of course has substantial and quality infrastructure. …show more content…

Along with keeping physical boundaries such as the Appalachian Mountains in mind. Finally I did research into the states in question to make sure it fits the criteria. The primary problem that would arise from this state would be social, the political opinions of the region are very split which could result in internal conflict. Also potential conflicts over access to the atlantic and great lakes could arise from the surrounding …show more content…

It would undoubtedly receive external recognition due to its large amount of exports and geographical position. The infrastructure of America is quite sound as we know, so the east coast of course has substantial and quality infrastructure. Again the state of Disneyland has people, coming in at a population of roughly 49 million. The Southeast has changed dramatically in the last two generations. Since 1980, there has been a boom in its service economy, manufacturing base, high technology industries, and the financial sector. Examples of this include the surge in tourism in Florida and along the Gulf Coast. Also fortune 500 companies having headquarters in the region included 20 in Virginia, 16 in Florida, 15 in North Carolina, and 14 in Georgia. Along with its access to the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and Mississippi River the state of Disneyland is obviously a sound economy. There is land!!! Finally there is very obviously no problem with sovereignty because of its ability to self sustain and own its own economy.
I determined the borders using overlapping maps of social, economic, political zones in the region. Along with keeping physical boundaries such as the Appalachian Mountains in mind. Finally I did research into the states in question to make sure it fits the

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