Brainlest please answer DUE! 1. What kind of people do you think might be most attracted to the idea of living in a place like Utopia? Pick three of the following and explain why each of the three would or would not like to live in Utopia.
• Rich merchant
• Poor farmer
• Large landowner
• Soldier
• Lawyer
• Priest
• Artist

2. Would you choose to live in Utopia? Why or why not?

3. Which aspects of life in Utopia would you find most unappealing? Why?

4. Which aspects of life in Utopia would you find most appealing? Why?

5. Explain what you think More meant when he wrote, “Though no man has anything, yet all are rich.”

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