CS Fanon Workshop: What are Processions?

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Question: 
*Answer: A Procession is a large body of ethnically categorized parties that work together on common resolutions and campaigns. An example of a procession would be a group or major act on tour from the continent of Asia; all members of that tour born of or are of an Asian background or ethnicity are of the same procession.
*There are seven (7) recognized processions within the Classical Symphonies library; which are:
#Classical Symphonies: 'South Asian/Indian Procession'
#Classical Symphonies: 'Tawainese/Chinese Procession'
#Classical Symphonies: 'African/American Procession'
#Classical Symphonies: 'Pacific Union/Polynesian/Samoan Procession'
#Classical Symphonies: 'Latin American/Central Amercian Procession'
#Classical Symphonies: 'European/Euroasian Procession'
#Classical Symphonies: 'South Amercian/Mediterrainean Procession'
*Processions typically hold large functions, especially during holiday periods and special occasions in which smaller bodies and entities (known as proxeums) compile all of their collective works and dossiers of past tourney events. This process helps to build value systems withing the individual organizations and help in the translation between processions.
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Category:Classical Symphonies: 'South Asian/Indian Procession'
Category:Classical Symphonies: 'Tawainese/Chinese Procession'
Category:Classical Symphonies: 'African/American Procession'
Category:Classical Symphonies: 'Pacific Union/Polynesian/Samoan Procession'
Category:Classical Symphonies: 'Latin American/Central Amercian Procession'
Category:Classical Symphonies: 'European/Euroasian Procession'
Category:Classical Symphonies: 'South Amercian/Mediterrainean Procession'