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 **(Official anthem of the Federal Confederation)**
-"A home, a hope" was a popular song sung by [[the_humans|the Humans]] aboard the [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]] and on planet [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D.]] The original author is unknown. A first version emerged among the passengers of the Last Frontier in the first years of their journey, and is first officially documented in the [[gaia_system|GAIA system]] as of 2423.
+"A home, a hope" was a popular song sung by [[the_humans|the Exohumans]] aboard the [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]] and on planet [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D.]] The original author is unknown. A first version emerged among the passengers of the Last Frontier in the first years of their journey, and is first officially documented in the [[gaia_system|GAIA system]] as of 2423.
 The song quickly became popular among the crew and passengers and served as an inofficial anthem for gatherings on the spaceship.
-Seven years after the landing of the human settlers on VOI 700 D, after the founding of the [[federal_confederation|Federal Confederation]], during [[supreme_councilor|Supreme Councilor]] [[georgia_hawking|Georgia Hawking's]] first administration "A home, a hope" was officially adopted as the Confederate anthem.
+Seven years after the landing of the human settlers on VOI 700 D, after the founding of the [[federal_confederation|Federal Confederation]], during [[supreme_councilor|Supreme Councilor]] [[georgia_hawking|Aisha Patel's]] first administration "A home, a hope" was officially adopted as the Confederate anthem.
 ===== Adaption of lyrics =====
-The lyrics of "A home, a hop" have changed considerably over time, as the Humans progressed on their journey through space. Over the centuries, scholars have documented and in part also criticised a shift from elevated diction to spaceship vernacular, e.g. with slang terms like "hood" included in the verses. This has been changed to "neighborhood" by the Hawking administration.
+The lyrics of "A home, a hop" have changed considerably over time, as the Humans progressed on their journey through space. Over the centuries, scholars have documented and in part also criticised a shift from elevated diction to spaceship vernacular, e.g. with slang terms like "hood" included in the verses. This has been changed to "neighborhood" by the Patel administration.
 ===== Official version as of 2633 =====
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 "A race for space" was officially banned by a vote in the Federal Council in 2634 due to its martial, anthropocentric content ". Nevertheless, the text version is repeatedly intoned among radical politicians of the individualist party at non-official meetings - and is considered a mark of distinction.
-===== More information about the human culture in the Gamma Age =====
+===== Related Pages and Further Information =====
-[[the_human_culture_in_the_gamma_age|The human culture in the Gamma Age]]
+  * [[the_human_culture_in_the_gamma_age|The human culture in the Gamma Age]]
+  * [[federal_confederation|Federal Confederation]]
+  * [[the_gamma_age|Gamma Age]]