Timeline

== 2023 ==
Date 	Event 	Description 	Picture
4 October 2023	APRP Restarts 	APRP Restarts 	N/A
5 October 2023	October Purge 	Staff Removed except 4	N/A
6 October 2023	Official Start Date	APRP begins 	
== 1948 ==
Date 	Event 	Description 	Picture
October 8 (20:41) 	The National Party 	General Douglas MacArthur has founded the National Party to challenge the political establishment, particularly the Democratic Party. The party is based on his principles of reducing government intervention at home, bolstering the military, and countering communist expansion. The National Party's approach combines elements from both Republican and Democratic policies, causing a significant shift in both parties, with 11% of Democrats and 14% of Republicans joining within the first month, amassing 17% of the electorate. This political development could reshape demographics, especially in the rustbelt region around the Great Lakes. 	
May 14, 1948(Oct 9 18:28)	David Ben-Gurion Declares the Establishment of the State of Israel	In a historic moment in Tel Aviv, David Ben-Gurion, head of the Jewish Agency, declared the establishment of the State of Israel, realizing decades of Zionist aspirations. This proclamation followed the UN's endorsement of the partition plan in 1947, recommending separate Jewish and Arab states in Palestine. Despite the excitement, it triggered opposition from neighboring Arab states, leading to the Arab-Israeli War. Israel's fate hung in the balance as conflict unfolded on multiple fronts, shaping the geopolitical landscape in real-time. 	
 	Trumans Fair Deal 	The Fair Deal, a visionary policy agenda aimed at creating a fair and just America. Rooted in principles of equality, opportunity, and progress, the Fair Deal focuses on expanding healthcare access, considering it a right for all Americans. Civil rights are a priority, with efforts to desegregate the military and address racial discrimination. Economic disparities are tackled through worker protection, a higher minimum wage, and affordable housing, aiming to create a fairer economy. Education is emphasized, with federal funding to expand access to higher education. The Fair Deal also seeks to enhance social security for seniors and promote rural development. In essence, it's a comprehensive vision for a more equitable and just nation, focusing on unity, justice, and the American Dream.	
 	Weakness within speech 	MacArtgur announces his third-party run for the 1948 Presidency, emphasizing the need for a vision that actively pursues goals and embraces victory. The speaker advocates for pragmatic solutions, common-sense policies, and strong governance, promising to end entitlement programs and reduce taxes by cutting wasteful spending. They call for a sense of duty, honor, and a return to normalcy in the nation's leadership. The speech reflects a commitment to bringing real change and accountability to government. 	
November 2, 1948 	1948 United States Presidential Election 	General Douglas MacArthur emerged victorious in the 1948 Presidential Election, securing a substantial 291 electoral votes. This election marked a significant departure from the Truman administration, which had been characterized by several challenges and criticisms. MacArthur's strong stance on leadership, decisive policies, and promises of economic reform resonated with voters. 	
== 1949 ==
Date 	Event 	Description 	Picture
1 Jan 	Earl Warren becomes Chief Justice of United States. 	Earl Warren assumed the position of Chief Justice of the United States in January 1948, shifting the leadership within the Supreme Court. Warren's appointment Has brought a fresh perspective to the Court. His tenure will be marked by a series of groundbreaking decisions that will reshape the nation's legal landscape. He is expected to focus on individual liberties and civil rights Warren's ascendancy to the role of Chief Justice will profoundly influence American jurisprudence. 	
3 Jan 	81st United States Congress 	The Democrats have emerged victorious in the 1948 elections, securing control of the House of Representatives and all governorships across the nation. This significant shift in power comes on the heels of a heated and closely contested electoral battle. However, the Republicans managed to retain the presidency and maintain their grip on the Senate, setting the stage for a divided government in 1949. 	
20 Jan 	President Macarthur Inaugerated as 34th President. 	President MacArthur acknowledges the challenges of serving in the political arena, likening them to navigating the complexities of the Capitol Hill jungles. He vows to "drain the swamp" and eliminate obstacles to national progress. Listening to the voices of fellow citizens and implementing real change is a central promise. The President outlines a bold agenda, including investigations into government officials to combat corruption and communism, stressing the importance of accountability at all levels. 	
25 Jan 	MacArthur Corruption Investigation 	The President directs $220 million for the next four years to an investigation within Washington. The CIA will conduct routine checks on government buildings to detect illicit activities. The military will perform periodic shakedowns of Washington, D.C., and the Department of Justice will promote Pro-American media coverage through grants. Trained and unbiased personnel will be involved in these investigations, and the President is granted authority to use available statutes and emergency powers. This act will remain in effect until further notice, demonstrating a commitment to transparency and integrity in government. 	
17 Feb 	New Hanover Constitution 	Governor Holstadt has signed a new constitution for New Hanover, extending governor terms to six years for stability. Controversially, the constitution legalizes segregation. This decision is expected to spark intense debates, both within the commonwealth and across the nation. It will likely have significant and far-reaching consequences, generating division and controversy in New Hanover and beyond. The new constitution's passage will be closely watched and debated in the coming months. 	
1 Mar 	National Emergency Proclamation 01 	This declaration calls for the rapid strengthening of the nation's defenses, including military, naval, air, and civilian, to safeguard national security and participate in global peace efforts. It urges all citizens to unite in prioritizing the nation's security and well-being, expressing confidence that with courage and determination, they can preserve the Blessings of Liberty for themselves and future generations. 	
1 Mar 	Macarthur Directive 001 	The USS Leyte is deployed to South Korea with the primary objective of deterring potential future attacks from North Korea or other powers in East Asia. Additionally, aircraft based on this carrier will conduct routine reconnaissance missions along the South Korean coast. The order reflects a commitment to maintaining regional security and readiness in the face of potential threats. 	
2 Mar 	New Hanover's Secretary of the Interior 	In an effort to enhance the governance and efficiency of New Hanover, a new position of Commonwealth Secretary of the Interior has been established. This official will be responsible for overseeing areas such as agriculture, infrastructure, segregation, and the welfare of the Commonwealth's citizens with a focus on improved clarity and effectiveness. Benjamin Karlsen, a member of the Democratic Party, has been appointed to this important role. The measure aims to streamline governance and address key areas of responsibility within the Commonwealth. 	
4 Mar 	Macarthur Directive 002 	This Directive supports Nationalist China in its defense efforts. It includes the provision of defense contracts valued at up to $13 billion over the next year at a discounted rate of 97%. The United States will also encourage private U.S. mercenary groups and offers $1.2 billion in equipment grants to assist Nationalist China. In addition, the order allows for up to 55 military aircraft to be "lost" in Nationalist-controlled China. American defense officials are now permitted to provide intelligence and advice to Nationalist Chinese leaders, reflecting a significant commitment to supporting their defense endeavors. 	
7 Mar 	New Hanover's Falcon Guard 	In New Hanover the Falcon Guard is nationalised and will secretly enforce segregation. They will be professionally trained and will have the power to use force whenever necesary. The Falcon Guard has the authority to illegally attack and fabricate crimes against black people. 	
9 Mar 	South African Race Riots 	A devastating wave of race riots has erupted in South Africa, resulting in the tragic loss of 105 lives over just three days. This surge in violence and racial tensions represents a significant and urgent challenge for the nation, raising concerns about the need for unity and reconciliation in a deeply divided society. The government and local authorities are likely facing immense pressure to address the root causes of these riots and to find a way forward that promotes peace and harmony among the diverse communities in South Africa. 	
18 Mar 	New Hanover's Anti Communist Laws 	This Order underscores the Commonwealth's commitment to security by initiating a crackdown on communist activities. It emphasizes communism as a threat to freedom and the nation's future. The Commonwealth of New Hanover introduces a strict anti-communist agenda, enabling citizens to seek the assistance of Falcon guardsmen and police to apprehend suspected communists. Arrest, prosecution, and interrogation are mandatory for all communists, with potential prison sentences ranging from 30 years to life, depending on the crime. This order is subject to cancellation at a future date, reflecting the Commonwealth's determined stance against communism.	
21 Mar 	New Hanover's Anti Sodomite Laws 	This Order Underscores the Commonwealths commitment to moral security. Initiating a crackdown on sodomy giving them 20 years to death. If they can prove they will remain celibate they will be freed. 	
24 Mar 	Pound Devaluation 	The United Kingdom government's decision to devalue the pound sterling from $4.03 to $2.80 has had significant repercussions, causing a ripple effect as many other currencies also depreciate in value. This devaluation reflects the government's strategy to address economic challenges, but it has raised concerns about the potential impact on international trade, investment, and financial stability. 	
27 Mar 	New Hanover's Treason Laws 	This order safeguards the Commonwealth's security. It introduces a stringent policy to prosecute traitors, specifically those who oppose the moral, just, white, Christian and capitalist attributes of the Commonwealth. Punishment for treason will vary based on the severity of the offense against the state, with the death penalty being a potential outcome. Additionally, individuals suspected of being communist spies will undergo thorough interrogation and imprisonment. The order takes immediate effect and will remain in force until a governor decides to terminate it, reflecting the Commonwealth's unwavering stance on security and loyalty. 	
30 Mar 	New Hanover's Anti Corruption Laws 	This order aligns with MacArthur's plan to establish a stable and corruption-free government. It calls for various measures, including allocating $12 million from the New Hanover budget for investigations, granting the CIA the authority to perform routine checks, and enabling the Falcon Guard to review and investigate the State capital. Additionally, the government will promote Pro-American and Pro-Christian media coverage, and investigators will undergo training to ensure impartiality. The order is set to terminate when the governor provides notice, reflecting a comprehensive effort to combat corruption and promote good governance. 	
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1 Apr 	Great Crackdown 	Yesterday night, at approximately 5:06 pm, I approved Martial Law nationwide. From this day forward, you may not leave the house after 10pm until these riots are under control, and no longer pose a threat to the nation and our people. 
These... people, if you would, have attacked the fabric of our nation and opened up a weakness at home, that our enemies will take advantage of if we do not act. All in the name of Ideology, a disgrace to our national spirit.
Anyone who is found guilty by Military courts to have harmed public property or another American citizen will face life imprisonment at minimum as directed to the military command. We have no room for evil here at home, if you act in a manner that damages and hurts our people, you will not be permitted to return into normal society.
As your President, I pledged to keep you safe, and that's exactly what I will do. Today is the start of our great comeback. Our nation cannot afford to lose our greatest asset, a united people. On September 1st, 1949, I will revoke Martial law if the riots subside and our national security is not under deep threat as it is now.
Join with me, join together to fight this barbaric attack on America, all those who damage our country in the name of Ideology must be held accountable, and will be. We will fight, and believe me, we will win. (edited)	
4 Apr 	NATO Established 	The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is formed between US and European Nations to defend against Communism. 	
5 Apr 	Martial Law Order 02 	WHEREAS, if the goal of the Rioters were to be achieved, the people of this country would no longer enjoy the full and rich life they have with God's help built for themselves and their children; they would no longer enjoy the blessings of the freedom of worshipping as they severally choose, the freedom of reading and listening to what they choose, the right of free speech including the right to criticize their Government, the right to choose those who conduct their Government, the right to engage freely in collective bargaining, the right to engage freely in their own business enterprises, and the many other freedoms and rights which are a part of our way of lifes.
Now, THEREFORE, I, Douglas A. Macarthur , president of the United States of America, proclaim the existence of martial law within: The Entire United States, this requires that the military, naval, air, and civilian defenses of this country be strengthened as speedily as possible to the end that we may be able to repel any and all threats against our national security.
I summon all citizens to make a united effort for the security and well-being of our beloved country and to place its needs foremost in thought and action that the full moral and material strength of the Nation may be readied for the dangers which threaten us.
I am confident that we will meet the dangers that confront us with courage and determination, strong in the faith that we can thereby secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.	
6 Apr 	New Hanover's Education Reforms 	WHEREAS the education of our youth is imperative 
NOW, THEREFORE, we shall begin to reform new Hanover education system. 
A. Norwegian will be required to be taught in elementary schools 
B. Norwegian will be required to be taught in high schools 
C. Creation and Evolution is required to be taught in Freshman year in religion class, and Sophomore year in biology class. 
D. A Religion class us required from preschool through college in the state. 
E. The time for schools to implement this is two years 
F. This Order will go into effect immediately. 	
8 Apr 	CRA 1948 	Civil Rights Act of 1948 and Eugenics act is presented by Nelson Rockefeller. 	
8 Apr 	Phasing Out Eugenics Inititative 	Civil Rights Act of 1948 and Eugenics act is presented by Nelson Rockefeller. 	
9 Apr 	New Hanover's Mannson Guard Act 	WHEREAS these men are breaking curfew and must obey like other citizens.
NOW THEREFORE members of the Mannson Guard are breaking the law due to not obeying the curfew will be arrested and imprisoned immediately 	
16 Apr 	US Markets Shake Up 	As President Macarthur makes clear his intention to shake up the nations system and economy, investors and consumers are saving rather then investing. This is showing by the relatively weak growth Projected in 1949.
This weak growth for many is a sign of no confidence in the economic management, however Macarthur assures the public that: 'The economy slowing is not your wages slowing, but corruption slowing, as we take more away from the elite, we will have more to invest longterm, a short bump in the road to pave a smoother path.' He claims that the slowed growth is due to corruption being haulted in government, and will rebound longterm.
As investors worry, so does Europe, with The UK, France and Italy committing to a join industrial pact that will see $35 billion a year invested in each nations speciality industry, aswell as a Military Pact that will see each nation spend over 7.5% of GDP in 1949 on Defense.
However, the sudden shift in America from a globalist, Interventionist nation to a strongarm, hands off nation has worried analysts, many predict it is a temporary pitfall in longterm growth.
The President has stated that: 'My goal is not to pump up our gdp figures, but to boost our wages, our pride and our strength in the face of evil. Our GDP growing slower does not mean that we are weaker, but that we are focused on a more individual level and on other areas."
Will the panick In the markets last? Will the nationalist laid back approach work? Only time will tell.	
19 Apr 	USS Leyte Carrier Stationed 	President Macarthur Stations USS Leyte Carrior in South Korea, Raising tensions in East Asia. 	
1 May 	Bloody May 	Thousands accross the country have began rioting as the divide between those who support Macarthur and those who oppose grows ever apparent, with his recent declaration of a National Emergency under the guise of National Security, aswell as his push into East Asia, many rioters claim that is was a grab for power.
Riots have broke out in nearly every major city protesting against the tough stance that Macarthur has enforced. Over 1,900 dead within first week alone, with it only getting more violent.
As Riots flame around the nation, the government on every level is waiting for Macarthur to act. Will he give in to Riots demands and rescind his recent military gamble in East Asia aswell as his national emergency, or will he further clamp down to consolidate control?	
7 May 	Phoenix Economic Development Act 	Section 1: Bracket based tax system would be officially abolished in Commonwealth of Phoenix and in its place, a flat tax system would be established.
Section 2: The official flat tax rate would be put at 5%
Section 3: To make up for the loss of Commonwealth Revenue in Tax reforms, Medicaid and Medicare programs shall be abolished leaving room for Retail clinics to take place of state funded healthcare clinics.
Section 4: Any Buisness that controls over 30% of any markets (Oligopoly) would forced to be split by the government. 
Section 5: Upon a splitting of an Oligopoly, the newly created buisness has to be sold to an individual who has no ties relationship with the owner of the Oligopoly.
Section 6: Any surplus that would accumulate after fiscal policies described in Section 1,2 and 3 would be utilized in infrastructure investment and maintenance.	
7 May 	Phoenix Education Reform act 	Section 1: Religion shall be returned to school and be part of the curriculum as part of "Religious Studies"
Section 2: Establishment of Commonwealth funded Anti-Communist Committee that will teach younger generation on threats of communism and teach them how to fight it. 	
16 May 	The Soviet Union has officially tested a Nuclear Weapon. 	Devastating news crossed the world, a second super arises in the soviet union. 	
19 May 	Former State Department Official Found Guilty of Perjury 	Washington, D.C. - In a momentous development just in, Alger Hiss, a former high-ranking State Department official, has been found guilty of perjury in a Cold War-era espionage trial that has captivated the nation. The verdict, announced today, marks the crescendo of a protracted trial featuring key members of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC).
Alger Hiss, a figure once closely aligned with President Franklin D. Roosevelt and instrumental in shaping the United Nations Charter, faced charges arising from his testimony before HUAC and a federal grand jury. His vehement denial of passing classified documents to Whittaker Chambers, a self-confessed former communist spy, set the stage for a trial that began on March 31st and has held the country in suspense ever since.
The guilty verdict carries substantial implications, signifying a seismic shift in the political landscape and heightening Cold War tensions. Questions about the extent of Soviet influence and the potential existence of communist sympathizers within the government have come to the forefront, with notable members of HUAC playing a crucial role in the investigation.
Among these committee members, Richard Nixon, a rising political figure, played a subtle yet significant part in scrutinizing the evidence and questioning witnesses. Nixon's relentless pursuit of the truth, while not always in the limelight, has been noted for its meticulousness and dedication to uncovering potential subversion within the ranks of the U.S. government. After all, he was notably quoted saying "I think Hiss is lying" soon as Hiss began to deny the accusations while being questioned by the HUAC.
The trial's outcome, with the conviction of Alger Hiss, will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on the nation's history. It stands as a prime example of the ideological struggle and suspicion that defined the early years of the Cold War. As the news repeats across the nation, it prompts a reevaluation of loyalties and displays the challenges present in navigating the complex landscape of American politics during this unprecedented period.
As the story continues to unfold, the role of key committee members, including those behind the scenes, will likely become a subject of further scrutiny or praise from both political sides, but will certainly fall under analysis. The Alger Hiss case, with its intricate layers of political intrigue, espionage, and the pursuit of justice, will remain a focal point in discussions about the ideological battles that will shape post-World War II America.	
6 Jun 	5 Star Plan 	President Macarthur announced 5-Star Plan that will see a total military reform bill enter Congress in 1950. 	
9 Jun 	1st Senate Session 	 	
9 Jun 	MacArthurs Senate Building Storm 	President Macarthur Storms Senate Building during session and calls senators cowards, refuses to sign any bills until his agenda is voted on. 	
20 Jun 	Blue Shirt Coup Attempt 	Blue Shirts attempt to Coup government, calling Macarthur a Dictator, Macarthur uses the Military to evacuate the group 	
September 11 	Council of Europe Established 	In a groundbreaking development, the Council of Europe has been founded, marking a pivotal moment in post-World War II European history. The establishment of this pan-European organization, announced on September 11th, signifies a concerted effort towards regional cooperation, human rights, and the promotion of democratic principles. 	
September 30 	Republic of Ireland Act Comes into Effect 	In a historic and transformative development, the Republic of Ireland Act has officially come into effect, solidifying Ireland's status as a republic independent from the British Commonwealth. The enactment of this legislation, which occurred on December 21 of last year, represents a significant step in the evolution of Ireland's relationship with the United Kingdom. 	
October 22nd 	military assets into cities accross the nation to maintain the peace 	 	
October 23rd 	NEw Hanover Black riots, 143 dead 	 	
November 10th 	MacArthur declares, "special bond must be formed" between MacArthur and Atlee	 	
== 1950 ==
Date 	Event 	Description 	Picture
January 8th 	Nelson Rockefeller resigns from the senate 	 	
January 19th 	CRA 1948 fails to pass the house 	 	
February 14th 	First Yearly politicians get away 	 	
February 24, 1950 	Soviet Union Conducts RSD-2 Nuclear Test 	In a development that has sent shockwaves across the international stage, the Soviet Union has executed its second nuclear test, code-named RSD-2, marking a significant leap forward in their atomic capabilities. The event intensifies the already heightened Cold War tensions between the Soviet Union and the Western bloc. 	
March 10, 1950 	End of the Arab-Israeli War 	In a historic turn of events, the Arab-Israeli War, which has gripped the Middle East with conflict and uncertainty, has reached a tentative conclusion as both sides agree to a ceasefire. The cessation of hostilities, coming in today, marks a significant moment in the tumultuous aftermath of Israel's declaration of independence. 	
May 1, 1950 	Communist Victory in Chinese Civil War 	In a seismic geopolitical shift, the Chinese Civil War has concluded with the triumph of Communist forces, led by Mao Zedong's Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The fall of Beijing to the People's Liberation Army (PLA) marks the establishment of the People's Republic of China, a development closely watched and analyzed by Geopolitical experts. 	
June 11th 	MacArthur "Inner Circle" meeting (Holstadt, Reason, Nixon, Agnew, and Senators) 	 	
June 17, 1950 	Communist Insurgency Erupts on Korean Peninsula 	In a volatile and rapidly evolving situation, a Communist insurgency is sweeping the border between North Korea and South Korea, setting the stage for heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula. American media is closely following the unfolding events, recognizing the insurgency as a critical precursor to what could become an all out war. 	
July 1, 1950 	North Korean Forces Invade South in Operation Pokpung 	In a startling development that has sent shockwaves through the international community, North Korean forces have launched a full-scale invasion into South Korea in what they term "Operation Pokpung." The surprise attack, initiated just days ago, has caught South Korean forces off guard, prompting urgent assessments and responses. 	
July 7th 	deploy military assets into South Korea 	 	
July 19th 	Boris Pash becomes CIA Director 	 	
July 30th 	Douglas MacArgur Retains position as Republican Candidate 	 	
August 17th 	service draft of an additional 2 million men 	 	
August 28th 	Governor Holstadt announces 8 year plan 	 	
August 31, 1950 	Daring Heist Unfolds in Boston: Brink's Robbery Shakes Nation 	In a daring and meticulously executed operation, a gang of armed robbers has pulled off one of the most audacious heists in recent memory, hitting the Brink's Armored Car Depot in Boston. The incident, which unfolded in the early hours of the morning, has sent shockwaves through the city and beyond. 	
September 12, 1950	First Codex Alimentarius Commission Meeting Convenes 	In a pivotal moment for international food standards and consumer protection, the First Codex Alimentarius Commission Meeting has convened, bringing together representatives from around the world in a groundbreaking effort to establish guidelines for food safety and quality. The meeting, held in Rome, signals a united global commitment to ensuring the safety and integrity of the food supply.	
September 28th 	DNC Elected 	 	
October 7th 	Operation Sampson 	 	
October 30, 1950 	Puerto Rican Nationalist Party Revolt Grips Island 	 	
October 31st 	Establishment of the New Austin Bureau of Homeland Security 	 	
November 1, 1950 	Puerto Rican Nationalists Attacks the Territory Capitol 	 	
November 1, 1950 	U.S. Nuclear Strikes in the Korean War 	In a startling turn of events during the Korean War, President Douglas MacArthur, fearing the tide of the conflict turning against the United Nations forces after North Korean forces managed to conquer the vast majority of South Korea, has authorized a series of nuclear strikes on North Korean cities. The strikes target Nampo, Wonsan, and Hamhung, causing massive devastation. 	
November 1, 1950 	5,000 Personell on the Island to maintain the National Martial Law in Puerto Rico	 	
November 2nd 	Department of Information, Statistics, and Media established 	 	
November 4, 1950 	Puerto Rican Nationalists Strike 	In an audacious act of violence that has stunned the nation, Puerto Rican nationalists launched an attack on the U.S. Capitol, demonstrating the deep-seated tensions surrounding Puerto Rico's political status and the pursuit of independence. The attack unfolded on American soil, challenging the security and stability of one of the nation's most iconic institutions. 	
December 27th 	Phil Robertson Enters the Democratic Primaries 	 	
== 1951 ==
Date 	Event 	Description	Picture
January 3 	82nd United States Congress 	 	
January 12th 	Segreation introduced to New Hanover 	 	
20 January 	Governor Holstadt gives "Segregation forever" speech 	 	
February 27, 1951	2-Term Amendment In Force 	 	
7 March 	Establishment of the New Austin Homeland Security Committee	 	
May 29th 	Al Gore Enters the Democratic Primaries 	 	
3 June 	Moral Division created in New Austin 	 	
June 9, 1951 	Great Flood Engulfs United States 	A colossal natural disaster of unparalleled scale has beset the eastern, southern, and Midwestern United States, as relentless and unceasing rains and overflowing rivers have led to mass flooding. This catastrophe ranks among the most destructive weather-related disasters of the 20th century, leaving in its wake a trail of devastation, displacement, and despair.
Commonwealth Governments and Congress are in a Frenzy with only Governors Holstadt and Connally as the giving comprehensive plans, while only a single senator has created bills to help fight the flooding.	
June 10th 	Establishment of Federal Emergency Relief Agency 	 	
June 28th 	Phil RObertson Ousted and replaced 	 	
July 17th 	Homosexual Death Penalty in New Austin 	 	
October 2nd 	Ronald Reagan enters the democratic primaries 	 	
October 19th 	Phil Robertson drops out of the Democratic Primaries 	 	
October 31st 	Reagan announces John Connally as VP Choice 	 	
November 18th 	MacArthur Connally Meeting 	 	
November 26th 	Gore switches parties 	 	
December 21st 	J. E. Holstadt Elected NGA Chair 	 	
December 21st 	John Connally refuses to be VP 	 	
== 1952 ==
Date 	Event 	Description 	Picture
February 6th	Korean War Over, Korea Unites	Korea is finally United under a Democratic Regime. After the North took the gamble and invaded in 1950, the United States, Under President MacArthur, backed South Korea, which after China entered the conflict; it was ending in stalemates across the board. As a result, 3 nuclear weapons were utilized in the North to force the opposition into talks. In the subsequent discussions, Macarthur demanded a United Korea, with Mao concerned about a US ally on its border.	
March 28 	Native American Riots, NA&NH 	New Hanover Commonwealth Rangers shoot and kill 545 indian rioters. 	
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