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= = **Korea Freedom of Speech** In South Korea, you can say anything you want about the government because you have the freedom of speech. The First Amendment states that the people have the freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, and of assembly, which is the same here. Behaviors or speeches in favor of North Korea or communism can be punished. Instead, during the few months before an election, they nobody can make a speech that supports a candidate. Even wearing a particular color can be prosecuted.  Source - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech_by_country 

**Supporting Gun Control**  Danger is always occurring everywhere, wherever you go, there is danger. Guns can be used for self-defense when a robber comes in your house. If the robber begins to threaten you, a gun would be able to keep you safe.

South Korea is having a war with North Korea, and the people are always in danger. When the enemy begins to come into our land, we could fight back. 

**Opposing Gun Control**  Some people don’t seem to follow the rules, especially teenagers (Kids). Guns maybe used for good reasons, but it isn’t always that case. Guns kill people and there are many accidents happening because of guns. What would happen if every person claims a gun in there own houses? Even young children might touch the guns and make an accident.

If Korea had the law of being able to have guns, many crimes would occur the moment the guns are in the citizen’s hands. War isn’t always about killing each other, so there isn’t much need of having a gun.

Life on Mars Discussion Would you volunteer for the mission? Yes or **__No__**? Why / Why not? I wouldn’t volunteer on the mission because there is no true evidence that life is found on Mars. If there were some relating facts to life on Mars, I might go for the mission. But there is too much of a risk that there won’t be any living organisms on Mars.

What sort of people do you suppose would volunteer for this kind of mission? Most of the people who are interested in space would love to volunteer since it might be their only chance to go outer space. Scientists who believe that there is life on Mars would defiantly go. Brave citizens would also want an advantage to do some thing new. It might give the world more information about new organisms that we have never seen before.

What would they have to gain? They would have to gain knowledge and new things about Mars. They might find new organisms, new land, or something much better.

What, if anything could go wrong? The people might get lost in space if they don’t have any experience. Most of the people never went outer space, so they aren’t sure what they must be careful of. Food, water, oxygen is another problem since the trip on Mars might go longer than they expected. A dangerous organism might attack all of the people who go there. You can’t really prevent anything from happening.

What technological advances would have to occur before this could actually happen? First of all, there must be enough space ships for all of the people would are going to Mars. The ship must be fast enough for all the food supplies and other materials. They need protection, so they might need new weapons and space suits. They need technology to keep all the information on Mars.

1. The invention of maritime technologies that allowed sailors to master treacherous and unfamiliar ocean environments is what really allowed for the Age of Exploration to occur. If you wanted to extend the Age of Exploration into outer space, what new space technology would need to be invented so that human beings could travel to other planets and solar systems? First of all, you would need to make oxygen so that you could survive in the space for a long period. We would also need food that can last for about a few years. Water is also one of the important things that we need in order to live. So we must make something so that we can have the same environment as the earth in the space. Portable breathing machines would help if you need oxygen. Instead of using a space suit, there could be something simple and strong so that you can maintain your body in the space. Rockets need to become much more faster and it needs to maintain for a long period of time with the minimum amount of gas. If the earth doesn't remain, we must move to a different planet that has a similar environment.

People would first think about aliens. There might be all different types of living organisms that we do not know. They might attack us, or they might help us instead. Black holes are a big problem since we might just all die in a second. I think that the most scary thing is running out of supplies. If we don't have oxygen, water, or food we might just die. There are lots of fears and we have to provide a positive mind. I would tell the people the truth in the beginning, and calm them down by talking about the advantages if we success the mission. Also I would have to ask them if they want to do it or not. If I fail the convince them, I would just do it by my own or choose the people who agree. Making the people's dream come to might be a good idea too.
 * 2. Think of some of the fears that existed amongst people during the 15 & 16th century when it came to sailing the open seas (monsters, boiling waters, falling off the edge of the Earth). Identify some of the fears that other people might have today if you had to convince them of traveling into the far reaches of outer space. What would you have to say or do to convince people that their fears are unwarranted and that they will be safe?**

I would to the my own country, and first ask the citizen's thoughts about going to space. If the people don't agree on the deal, then the government wouldn't agree too. I would also try going to a poor country and tell the people that I could make them a new planet so that they can be the richest of all. They would have a dream of being the king of the new planet. In order to make the people agree, I must give them a advantage. If it doesn't help them, they wouldn't have a reason to help me out. I could give them the rules for the new planet, or give them all the power after. There would have to be many nations that help in order to gain the money. It would cost too much for one nation to support it all.
 * 3.Both Columbus and Magellan had a hard time finding someone to pay for their trips. If it wasn't for the Spanish monarchy, these men would never have been able to afford the financial cost of their adventures on their own. Finding someone to pay for your space expedition is going to be tricky too. Where would you go to gain the funding you need to pay for your space exploration trip? What would you say to the leaders of that nation to convince them of the benefits your expedition would have for their country**