Greater Worrellian Commonwealth

The Greater Worrellian Commonwealth more commonly known as Worrell, is a micronation located in Philadelphia, United States.

Etymology

The name Worrell originates from the name of a field near Crum Creek, which is a Creek that flows through the nation and forms part of the Worrell-American Border. The name Greater Commonwealth comes from the Greater Elarian Commonwealth and the name Worrellian comes from the denonym of Worrell.

Capital city	Amesston
Largest city	Amesston
Official language(s)	English, Russian, Chinese, Worrellian, German
Official religion(s)	Christianity
Short name	Worrell
Demonym	Worrellian
Government	Unitary Presidential Constitutional Republic
- President	Terry McKeen III
- Vice President	Matthew Cunningham
Legislature	Congress of the Republic of Worrell
- Upper House	Senate of the Greater Worrellian Commonwealth
- Lower House	Parliament of the Greater Worrellian Commonwealth
Established	October 15, 2021, 10:39 AM EST, Friday
Area claimed	20 Sq Miles (Roughly)
Population	53
Currency	Worrellian Pound
Time zone	Eastern Worrellian Time (Same as EST)
National sport	Football
National dish	Eggs (Anything with Eggs)
National drink	Tea
National animal	Canadian Goose

Age of Exploration

In 1567 a Dutch Expedition first discovered the area that is now Amesston, The Capital of the nation. The Dutch Expedition named the field near Crum Creek, Worrell with it now being the name of the nation.

Government and Politics

The Government & Politics of Worrell are some of the most complicated in the Micronational Community with multiple Elections, Offices, Departments and other political issues. The main executive body of the nation is the President & Her or Her Administration with them having a sole dictatorship over the nation with the President being able to sign "Executive Decrees" without te consent of the Senate or Parliament of the nation, However the Supreme Court can challenge and denounce the decree and therefore said decree will not be passed into law.

The Sectaries of Departments serving on the Presidential Cabinet are to have sole control over the Department they have been appointed by the President to manage with them having sole control over operations.

The Major political parties in the nation are the Liberal Party of Worrell and the Republican Party of Worrell.

Climate

Climate data for Worrellian Mainland
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
Average high °C (°F)	12.7 (54.9)	15 (59)	19.44 (66.99)	24.44 (75.99)	28.3 (82.9)	31.66 (88.99)	33.33 (91.99)	32.22 (90)	28.88 (83.98)	23.88 (74.98)	18.88 (65.98)	14.44 (57.99)	33.33 (91.99)
Average low °C (°F)	0.5 (32.9)	1.66 (34.99)	5.55 (41.99)	10 (50)	14.44 (57.99)	19.44 (66.99)	21.11 (70)	20.55 (68.99)	17.22 (63)	10.55 (50.99)	5.556 (42.001)	2.22 (36)	0.5 (32.9)
Average Precipitation mm (inches)	83.82 (3.3)	83.82 (3.3)	88.9 (3.5)	58.42 (2.3)	76.2 (3)	99.06 (3.9)	101.6 (4)	99.06 (3.9)	93.98 (3.7)	60.96 (2.4)	66.04 (2.6)	78.74 (3.1)	119.38 (4.7)

Climate Date for the Greater Zepranan Commonwealth in 2020

History

On March 31, 2021, The Republic of Worrell was founded. On 1 May 2021, Worrell gained a 6th state, Magento, and the flag was changed to include a sixth star, as well as adding 2 new stripes after a vote in the House of Representatives.

On 7 May 2021, Worrell officially made the Republic's Marseillaise (tune to the Worker's Marseillaise with new Lyrics ) the anthem of the Republic.

After a period of inactivity, Matthew proposed a second Republic, with it passing through the House of Representatives easily. A new constitution is currently being written.

After the Worrellian Civil War concluded and after te Battle of Daen House & Battle of Amesston the 4th President of Worrell Terry McKeen III stepped down as President of Worrell and in the coming weeks founded the Greater Worrellian Commonwealth.

Branches of Government

They are 3 branches of government: Legislative, Executive and Judicial, and according to the constitution "shall remain forever separate and distinct".

Legislative

The Legislature of Worrell is styled the "Congress of the Republic of Worrell", and the powers shall " be vested in a senate and house of representatives". (The following is sections of the Constitution of the Republic of Worrell about the Legislative Branch) The members of the house of representatives shall be chosen monthly, on the first day of every month, until congress shall otherwise provide by law, and shall hold their offices one month from the date of their election. No person shall be eligible to a seat in the house of representatives or senate until they shall have attained the age of thirteen years, shall be a citizen of the republic, and shall have resided in the state 2 weeks before the election. The house of representatives shall have 10 representatives, 2 per state until the population of the republic has reached 50 souls, after which Congress will provide how many representatives there will be. The Vice President shall also act as speaker of the house of representatives, but shall only vote if the house be equally divided.

There shall be 1 senator for every state, a total of 5 at the time of writing this constitution. . The senators shall be chosen for the term of one month, on the first Monday on every month; shall be citizens of the republic, reside in the district for which they are respectively chosen at least one month before the election; and shall have attained the age of thirteen years. The speaker of the senate shall be voted on by the senators, if there is a tie, the president shall choose the speaker. The vice president of the republic shall be president of the senate, but shall not vote on any question, unless the senate be equally divided.

Every citizen of the republic who has attained the age of eleven years, and shall have resided one week within the state where the election is held, shall be entitled to vote for members of the general congress.

Executive

No person shall be eligible to the office of president who shall not have attained the age of thirteen, shall be a citizen of the republic at the time of the adoption of this constitution, or an inhabitant of this republic at least two months immediately preceding his election. The president shall enter on the duties of his office on the first Monday after their election, and shall remain in office until their successor shall be duly qualified and inaugurated. The president shall hold their office for two months, from their inauguration to their successor’s inauguration. The congress shall have the sole power of impeachment with a majority of 2/3 in the house of representatives and likewise in the senate.

Every citizen of the republic who has attained the age of eleven years, and shall have been a citizen of the country for one week, shall be entitled to vote for the president. A vice president shall be chosen at every election for president, in the same manner, continue in office for the same time, and shall possess the same qualifications of the president. In voting for president and vice president, the electors shall distinguish for whom they vote as president, and for whom as vice president. In cases of impeachment, removal from office, death, resignation, or absence of the president from the republic, the vice-president shall exercise the powers and discharge the duties of the president until a successor be duly qualified, or until the president, who may be absent or impeached, shall return or be acquitted. The president, vice president, and all civil officers of the republic, shall be removable from office by impeachment for, and on conviction of, treason, bribery, and other high crimes and misdemeanors.

Judicial

The judicial powers of the government shall be vested in one supreme The Judges of the supreme court shall hold their office for a period of three months, and shall be eligible for re-nomination. There shall be 3 Judges of the supreme court, and each shall be appointed by the president with the advice and consent of the senate. All bills that are proposed in the house must be voted on with a majority before moving on to the senate, if a majority of the Senate approves the legislature it shall be moved onto the president. The president may be able to veto the bill to avoid it from becoming law, but if the senate has a 3 / 4 majority vote on the bill again, it shall override the veto and become law unless deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court.