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Revision as of 00:21, 7 April 2024
The Disputed States of America refers to the series of events which caused the dissolution of the United States of America.
History
On March 28, 1979 the Three Mile Island accident occurred, and on March 29, 1979, elevated to a complete meltdown, spewing radioactive contaminants into the air, mostly eastward. President Jimmy Carter was yet to release a statement by the following week, being under radiation poisoning due to poor evacuation. Vice President (Now leader of the Remaining Western States of America) Walter Mondale, along with most of the Supreme Court, Congress, and House of Representatives, was relocated to San Francisco by March 30th 1979, which was promptly declared the emergency capital of the United States.
Dissolution
TBD
International Response
Notable "Divided States"
The Midwest Separation Union
The Midwest Separation Union (MSU, Midwest Union) consists of majority the Great Lakes states.
The Remaining Western States of America
The Remaining Western States of America (RSA, WSA, Western States of America, Remaining States of America, etc.) officially United States of America, contains the most predivision politicians.
The United Commonwealth of America
The United Commonwealth of America (New England, United Commonwealth, UCA.) is a nation consisting of the New England region.