AMERICAS
In the USA government has become extremely centralized, with the states loosing almost all their rights. The nation is also very isolationist, and high tariffs and restricting regulations have made them a terrible trading partner. Mexico is considered one of the USA’s biggest enemies, second only to the CSA. Discrimination has been completely destroyed in the surviving parts of the USA, due in part to the fact that it is seen as something the CSA would do and therefore completely unacceptable.
In the CSA the exact opposite has happened. The central government has lost almost all power, and the only reason taxes are tolerated is because they are used to maintain the military. States have usurped almost all powers of government, and their militias have become small armies under the control of each state. The only thing keeping the CSA together is the threat that the USA and Mexico represent. While slavery no longer exists, something akin to the Jim Crow laws, but much worse, has taken its place. The CSA’s income comes almost entirely from the cotton trade. They have become indebted to the major industrial powers of Europe, and are as close to a vassal as is possible without actually becoming one. Mexico is considered one of the CSA’s biggest enemies, second only to the USA.
In the Empire of Mexico the territories gained by the Reconquista have become second-rate territories, and the people there harbor separatist hopes. Tough weapons and ammunition regulations have managed to crush any rebellion before it can start, however. While the Mexicans dislike the Mayans and the people of Yucatan for breaking away, they feel that the Reconquista has made up for it. Mexico has become on of the three major American powers, and is very imperialist.
In the Republic of Alaska trade with the motherland (Russia) is still the source of much of their income. They depend on Russia for almost everything. They bought their independence from Russia long ago in the 1860s, but have never truly left the Empire.
In Cuba a stable democracy has managed to form. However, Cuba is a satellite of the CSA to a large degree, and rarely does anything the CSA doen't approve of.
In the Dominican Republic short-lived governments are the norm, replacing the breif period of stability imposed by General Ulises Heureaux. The debt continues to grow, and some people are beggining to call for someone, anyone, to help.
In Haiti the series of coups that began after President Boyer was forced to leave office is continuing. National authority is disputed by factions of the army, the elite class, and the growing commercial class.
In the Republic of Puerto Rico the government has become quite stable. Puerto Rico has become very prosperous through trade, and unlike Cuba is actually quite independent of the CSA. Many people attribute this to the fact that Puerto Rico is small enough to escape the CSA's notice most of the time.
In the Republic of Yucatan democracy rules. With the increasing instability of Mexico during the early Reconquista, the Yucatecans broke away yet again, and began to form one of the most democratic governments in the world. While still in a perpetual conflict as a result of the Caste Wars, the Mayan revolution that spread from Chiapas into Guatemala and Belize has lowered the tensions of the small nation.
In the Maya Republic,in a continuation of the Caste Wars, the Mayan conflict in Chiapas spread out into Guatemala where the nation's Hispanic government was overthrown. With little opposing force from Britain, the nation then invaded Belize, and stands poised for war with the Republic of Yucatan.
In the Federal Republic of Central America centralization has led to a government like our USA. Like many countries in the Americas, Central America was pushed towards centralization by the bloody results of the American Civil war. The ongoing conflict in Guatemala left Costa Rica as the major leader of the close-knit nations, and soon a constitution was drafted, banding together the remaining nations of the 1st FRCA. While small, they remain one of the most stable governments in the Americas.
In Gran Colombia a balance has been achieved. While the breakup of Colombia began in the 1830s, conflicts with Peru and the Empire of Brazil reunified the nation, which, along with the consequences of the American Civil War, led to a much more centralized government. Already having outlawed slavery, it became a strong industrial and economic force, and, as one of the three major powers of the Americas, began to draw in smaller nations as allies. While one of the more advanced and stable governments internally, its political opposition to Brazil has caused many tensions on the continent.
In Peru the government is facing a civil war, brought on by their failure to stop the Quechua and Aymara.
In the Quechua Republic the jubilation from winning independence is finally starting to subside. The Quechua have fought for their independence, and will preserve it at all costs.
In the Aymara Republic the jubilation from winning independence is finally starting to subside. The Aymara have fought for their independence, and will preserve it at all costs.
In Chile the nation is on track to being an economic power, but is hindered by the threats of the larger nations.
In the Empire of Brazil industrial development has happened at a breakneck pace. A situation similar to that of America during the Industrial Revolution has developed, with the Industrial developers becoming the main money in the nation. The Emperor relies of industrial taxes for most of his income.
In Bolivia the government is facing a civil war, brought on by their failure to stop the Aymara.
In Paraguay the people are suffering from Brazilian oppression.
In Uruguay the people are suffering from Brazilian oppression.
In Argentina the government has unified to form a powerful economic force, comparable to modern Germany
EUROPE
The situation is much the same as in our 1914, but with Britain more tied to the CSA.
AFRIA
The only difference in Africa is the US colony of Liberia.
ASIA
The situation is the same as in our 1914.
THE PACIFIC
In the Kingdom of Hawai’i trade is a major part of the economy. The current Queen rules from Honolulu. Hawi’i is considered to be one of the two major Pacific powers.
In the Republic of the Philippines trade is a major part of the economy. The Philippines are considered to be one of the two major Pacific powers.
Alliances
In Europe, the major alliances are the same as in our 1914.
In the rest of the world, the major aliances are...
Alliance of Freedom
USA, Haiti, FRCA, Gran Colombia, Yucatan.
Golden Circle
Brazil, CSA, Cuba, Puerto Rico
Usuhsib e Tzutz
Maya, Quechua, Aymara
Pacific Treaty Organization
Philippines, Hawai'i
Alianzo Americano
Mexico, Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina
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