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1. What kind of upbringing did Charles Fourier have?
I was born on April 7th 1973 in Besancon, France. I was the son of a small businessman, but I was more interested in architecture than I was in my father's trade. I wanted to become an engineer, but the local Military Engineering School only accepted sons of noblemen. I was grateful that I did not pursue engineering, because it would have consumed too much of my time and taken away from my true desire to help humanity.
This is what I believe will occur in 80,000 years to the world if Utopian societies were implemented worldwide.
These were some of my predictions:
There will be harmony in all parts of the world.
A sort of halo would appear around the North Pole.
The sea would turn into lemonade.
There will be antibears and anti-other animals that would be docile rather than savage.
2. What adversity did Charles Fourier face during his upbringing?
3. Explain the factors that galvanized Charles Fourier to get involved in transforming society.
4. Explain the actions that Charles Fourier took in order to address and rectify the problem he faced.
5. Analyze the extent to which Charles Fourier embraces or rejects Thoreau's call to action.
I BELIEVE SEA WATER WILL BE TURNED INTO LEMONADE.
Let us not forget that the cultivation of the earth is the most important labor of man. When tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of civilization.