Battle of Ottawa

The Battle of Ottawa was a major battle during The Great Succession War in America which led to a Canadian surrender, and independence of Quebec. It's considered one of the most lopsided battles in modern warfare.
== Beginning of the battle ==
Prior to the battle of Ottawa, the Canadian government was dealing it's own Civil War against Quebec rebels, and had lost Vancouver to the UARA a week before the battle, and had pleaded for a peace treaty, but fearing an invasion, the UARA denied the request, and firebombed Ottawa, then invaded Ottawa, beginning the fight.
== Battle for Ottawa ==
After the firebomb, most of Ottawa was burning, when UARA forces walked into Ottawa, seemingly capturing the capital of Canada
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