Second American Civil War (Depression)

The Second American Civil War was the second of America's Civil Wars that would begin in 1932 and would de facto end in 1938 The civil war was triggered by the attack on the Bonus Army March, where after they were gassed on, they began revolting across the nation. The event was escalated with the rigging of the 1932 elections in favor of Herbert Hoover, causing massive protests, with parts of the nation breaking apart under Franklin Roosevelt, and many other states taking the opportunity to break away from the union. The result eventually was inconclusive, and although a collective armistice was signed on both sides in 1938, the civil war still technically official continues, with armed borders, border conflicts, and terrorist attacks occurring and being sponsored by the former belligerents.
== Before the Civil War ==
=== Black Tuesday and the Great Depression ===
=== Anti-Prohibition March 1931 ===
=== Bonus Army March ===
== The Civil War ==
=== Bonus Army Revolt ===
=== Battle of Chicago ===
=== The 1932 Elections ===
=== Workers Strike & Detroit Massacre ===
=== Partisan Revolt ===
=== MacArthur's Emergency Powers ===
=== Battle of Philadelphia ===
=== Battle of Indianapolis ===
=== Organization of California ===