Collapse of the United States of America

The dissolution of the United States (2200-2215) was the process of internal disintegration within the United States of America (USA), which resulted in the near end of the existence of the country and of its federal government as a sovereign state, which resulted in its states one by one succeeding from the Union and with most full independence by March 2215. This process was seen by most as irreversible as the amount of institutional damage done to the American Government and to the very idea of the American Experiment was seen as unrecoverable. The fact that the United States survived this period in any form is seen as one of the most miraculous events of the 23rd Century. 
Notable events that helped nearly bring down the United States include, the Third American Civil War, the Second American Revolutionary War, the Collapse of the American Congress, the United States defaulting on it's debt, the collapse of the American military, loss of international recognition, loss of internal territory and loss of American democracy.