America (Pax Britannica)
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Socialist Commonwealth of America Commonwealth socialiste d’Amérique (French) Commonwealth socialista de América (Spanish) ᐃᓄᓕᕆᔨ ᑯᐃᓐ ᓄᓇᖁᑖᓂ ᐊᒥᐊᓕᑲᒥ (Inuktitut) Naalʼaʼí Natione Kéyah (Navajo) | |
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Motto: "Workers of the World, Unite!" | |
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Anthem: "The Internationale" | |
 Map of America (In Green) | |
| Capital | New York |
| Official languages | English |
| Recognised regional languages |
French Spanish Navajo Inuktitut |
| Religion | Freedom of Religion |
| Demonym(s) | American |
| Government | Marxist-Lincolnist Parliamentary Republican Federation |
• President | Martin Luther King Jr. |
• Vice President | Sam Marcy |
• Chairman of the People's Revolutionary Congress | Gus Hall |
| Legislature | People's Revolutionary Congress |
| Independence from Great Britain | |
• American Revolution | 9 February 1906 |
• Independence Declaration | 13 February 1906 |
| Population | |
• 1965 census | 238 528 225 |
| Currency | American Dollar ($) (USD) |
| Driving side | right |
The Socialist Commonwealth of America, commonly known as America, is a Marxist-Lincolnist republican nation in North America made up of 27 regions. America borders the pacific, atlantic, and arctic oceans, and leads the Communist International. America was formed in 1906 during the American Revolution (Not to be confused with the failed "Patriot Rebellion of 76'), led by Eugene V. Debs. America also contains the three autonomous Commonwealths of New Afrika, Quebec, and the Navajo Nation.
List of American Presidents
| № | Portrait | Name | Term of office | |
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Eugene V. Debs | 13 February 1906 | 20 October 1926 (Died) |
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Norman Thomas | 20 October 1926 | 1 January 1962 (Retired) |
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Martin Luther King Jr. | 1 January 1962 | Incumbent President |
Brief History of America
Ancestors of America's indigenous peoples migrated across the Bering land bridge more than 12,000 years ago. Beginning in 1607, British colonization led to the establishment of the Thirteen Colonies in what is now the Eastern American Socialist Commonwealth. In 1775 and 1776, in response to high British Imperial taxes imposed by HM King George III that were generally unpopular, 13 of Britain's American colonies banded together and formed a temporary provisional government known as the United States of America, under command of General George Washington. By 1779, the rebellion had failed and would eventually be known as the Patriot Rebellion of 76'. People like Franklin, Adams, Jefferson, Hancock, Washington, Allen, and Hamilton were all executed by the British government. In 1834, another failed rebellion, this one known as the Jackson Rebellion, was led by General Andrew Jackson in response to the British Empire signing an abolition of the institution of slavery. In 1905, the IWW was formed. In 1906, in response to the Pension Reform Act of 1906, the American Revolution broke out, with the Socialist Commonwealth of America gaining independence under President Eugene Victor Debs. (History Section WIP)
Government
Americans have traditionally been characterized by a unifying political belief in an "American Socialist creed" emphasizing liberty, equality under the law, communism, social equality, civil rights, and a preference for larger government. America is a Republic and has a Socialist economic system.
Etymology
The first known use of the name "America" dates back to 1507, when it appeared on a world map created by the German cartographer Martin Waldseemüller. On this map, the name applied to the New World in honor of the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci. After returning from his expeditions, Vespucci first postulated that the West Indies did not represent Asia's eastern limit, as initially thought by Christopher Columbus, but instead were part of an entirely separate landmass thus far unknown to the Latin Europeans.
American Regions
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Midwestern SR | Chicago |
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Appalachian SR | Pittsburgh |
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Chesapean SR | Dover |
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New Englander SR | Boston |
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Acadian SR | Moncton |
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Quebecois SR | Montreal |
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Ontarian SR | Toronto |
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Manitoban SR | Winnipeg |
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Saskatchewanian SR | Saskatoon |
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Albertan SR | Edmonton |
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Californian SR | Los Angeles |
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Deseretian SR | Salt Lake City |
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Texan SR | Austin |
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Navajo ASR | Tségháhoodzání |
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Sequoyah ASR | Tulsa |
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Louisianian SR | Shreveport |
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Floridian ASR | Orlando |
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New Afrikan ASR | Jackson |
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Great Plains SR | Topeka |
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Aztlan ASR | Tuscon |
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Coloradan SR | Denver |
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New Mexican SR | Santa Fe |
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Keewatin SR | Moosonee |
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Lakotah ASR | Sioux City |
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Dene SR | Yellowknife |
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Inuit ASR | Iqaluit |
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Newfoundlander SR | St. John's |