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Thomas More's Utopia

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Thomas More said “For things will never be perfect, until human beings are perfect - which I don't expect them to be for quite a number of years!” In More’s Utopia, everything is to be perfect with no economic or political problems as it did in England. The perfect society is full of equality and unity, gender roles for each sex and the humanism of it all. Every man, woman and child had a job to do in Utopia, no one was free to not work. A huge problem that would occur if all classes were to work together in harmony is that there would be too much discrimination and no work would be done. In Utopia, however, all of the people wouldn’t see one another as rich or poor. Everyone had to work in agriculture for two years as an apprentice and after
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