The year was 2015. The world has changed drastically; automobiles and machines tear
through the sky transporting people from place to place. The massive population appears
to communicate through what I was informed is named “electricity,” mail seems like a
concept of the past. Ideas are shared over this so-called “inter web” which apparently any
single individual is completely able to access at anytime. People wear clothing that have
flashy and contrasting colors that literally blind the naked eye. Times have most definitely
changed. Weirdly enough, they supposedly call this foreign land the United States of
America, which would mean I am in the same country in which I was once living in the
year 1787. 200 years ago, New York City once was the capital of my beloved land, but, my
oh my how times have changed! I believe to be in a city named Washington D.C. which I
assume stands as the present day capitol of the United States. My current stay in the city
has left me in a timid and bewildered state. Being a federalist in my time, I have plenty of
questions that need to be answered. For one, how is it physically possible for a country to
be generally as large as America seems to be and still sustain a state of peace and
prosperity? Second, has the government ever disclosed important information in regards to
its people’s safety? Third, given the nature of mankind, has the presidency been capable of
maintaining the unified structure by keeping the other two branches in check? Ultimately,
being such a distinguished and powerful nation in 2015, has a large centralized
government kept its promises of upholding the Constitution’s morals? I have a lot of
questions, but after wandering through this strange world and communicating with its
citizens I have been able to spawn a lot of my own answers. In reality, this extraordinary
world is a completely different place, but happens to share some very compatible traits. As
a whole, America seems to have preserved its diplomatic ties within its states by
safeguarding its people from a collective variety of danger by essentially tending to the
public’s needs. I mean, America was founded by the people, for the people.
During my long-lived lifetime, James Madison was considered an exceedingly intelligent
and witty man. In 2015, Madison is considered the “father of our Constitution.” In 1787,
Madison had multiple scholars who disagreed with his political interests and declared his
