Ok guys. I literally had no idea how to help with this so I looked it up and copied and pasted it ("I'M A FRAUD", I wail), and I'm really upset about not being able to come up with more ideas, but if you need more ideas here's the credit, along with the external link:
http://thewritelife.com/worldbuilding/
[1] Read About other Authors' Worlds
The tiniest element of another writer's creating could inspire your world. Take note of how the writer shows, rather than tells, elements of her world.
[2] Watch and Analyze Movies
Worldbuilding isn't just for books. Try Tombstone, Blade Runner, Waterworld or How to Train Your Dragon. What did the moviemakers do to make the world come alive? Pay attention to the details that add life and depth to the story.
[3] Mix and Match
Take two ideas from different places, put them together and add your own twist to create a whole new world.
[4] Draw a Map of Your Story's World
It doesn't have to be fancy; a quick sketch will do. Add more detail to flesh it out.
[5] Think about the history of the world
What kinds of people live there? Are they like you and me? What makes them different?
[6] Consider What Kinds of Flora and Fauna Live in Your World
Are there tame animals? Are there wild, unexplored forests or other landscapes?
[7] Outline Your World's Background
What kind of technology does your world have? What is the government like — or is there one? What is the culture like? Do its inhabitants have fads and styles?
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