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John Tremble

***John Tremble***

**John Tremble** was a Governor of New York, a Secretary of State, and a U.S. Representative from New York. Tremble is also remembered as a candidate for President in the Presidential Election of 1800, in which he lost.

## Political Career

### House of Representatives

John Tremble was elected as a United States Representative from New York in the 1792 House Elections to a newly created district. Tremble had been an avid Parliamentarian, believing that the British system would work better for the nation on this scale, even forming the Parliamentary Party for his run.

Tremble would twice try to sponsor an infamous amendment known as the House Reform Amendment, which would have abolished the electoral college, change the way the House was elected, and change the Vice President to a Prime Minister who was selected by the President. These ideas would be made into reality in the New English Constitution in the 1800s, but beyond would see little support.

### Secretary of State

Tremble would only be the Secretary of State for a short time, and was unable to do much in the position.

### Governor of New York

John Tremble was elected as Governor of New York in 1810 to replace incumbent Stephen Van Rensselaer, who had been the successor to Amo Gus, who resigned to take the office of the Presidency. Tremble wanted to undo several things Gus had voted in, for example under Gus New York had removed it's Presidential Popular Vote, something Tremble brought back, though it was later removed by DeWitt Clinton in 1819. Tremble also significantly scaled back Gus's Canal plan, though Clinton would also later rescale it up, making much of Tremble's accomplishments rather moot.

On May 16, 1817, as part of a multi-stepped plan to destabilize the New York Government, a group of Radical Republicans associated with the Freedom Fighters would assassinate John Tremble and two Democratic members of the Legislature. This group lead by Jacob Feverlet would be soon caught afterwards, sentenced to death for their crimes.

## Personal Life

John Tremble was born on August 27, 1760, Tremble would practice as a lawyer for most of his early life, and would dabble in journalism in the early 1800s, creating the El Diario Del Mundo. Tremble would marry Mary Tremble on January 2, 1800, it's unclear if they were related and if so how close, but they did share the last name of Tremble. It is suspected that they married due to Mary being pregnant with John's child, as only 6 months after his marriage Mary gave birth to their first son Albert Tremble, later in 1803 she would have their second son John Tremble II despite being 57 years old.

* Albert Tremble (Born: July 17, 1800)
* John Tremble II (Born: June 1, 1803)

Tremble would be shot by Jacob Feverlet on May 16, 1817 during the Era of Terror during the transision of power between Rudolph Hartmann and John Quincy Adams, which would claim several lives, including John Tremble, William Aubrey, and Rudolph Hartmann.
Thomas White

***Thomas White***

**Thomas White** is a former Speaker of the House of Representatives. Thomas also served as an Attorney General and was a lawyer before that.

## Political Career

### Attorney General

As Attorney General Thomas White would represent both General George Benckendorf and General Theophile Lybaert in the cases Benckendorf v. New Jersey and New Jersey v. Lybaert, both successful cases for the federal government.

### House of Representatives

White was already seen as a successful man going into the 7th United States Congress, and despite being newly elected, he was nominated Speaker of the House as a compromise candidate to unite all sides of the isle. White's House was seen as very productive, especially during such a contentious time.

## Personal Life

Thomas White was born on March 9, 1757. It's unknown what university White attended, but he was a successful lawyer in early America. White would marry his wife Martha in 1785, White would have one child, Thomas White Jr. on February 2, 1800.

* Thomas White Jr. (Born: February 2, 1800)
Henry L. Byers

***Henry L. Byers***

**Henry Lotus Byers** was a lawyer in the State of Ohio from the 1820s on.

## Personal Life

Henry L. Byers was born on November 14, 1799 to Jonathan and Elizabeth Byers in Ashtabula County, Ohio Territory. Henry had one older sibling, Theodore R. Byers, who was born in 1796 and would go on to be a prominent United States Representative.
William Webster

***William Webster***
* Capture of Fort Ticonderoga

**William Allen Webster** was a United States Representative, representing Vermont. William was also a Revolutionary War Soldier, and a freedman following his release from slavery in 1774 by a northern abolitionist group.

## Military Service

In 1774 Webster was purchased by a group of northern abolitionists, and was released into freedom. Webster would for a few months be aimless, but would join with Ethan Allen's rebel group known as the Green Mountain Boys. Webster would serve in the Capture of Fort Ticonderoga, but afterwards would remain as a guard for the remainder of the war.

## Political Career

In 1789, Webster would become a figurehead of an abolitionist group, one where they advocated for equal rights. In 1790 Webster would win election as a Representative from New York in the Vermont area. William Webster was the first ever Black Representative, and he would be a figurehead showing that they could be civil. In 1791 when Vermont was added as a state, Webster considered switching to that district, but instead decided to finish his term as a New York Representative.

In 1792 Webster would run for a Representative seat in Vermont, winning easily. Going into 3rd United States Congress, 2 term Speaker Gerald Smith was stepping down from his position, and one Jonathan Banks Jr. from North Carolina stepped into the role from the Freedom Party, which was a southern oriented early libertarian party. One which, hypocritically, supported slavery and racism. On August 19, 1793 among calls from Webster and others to remove the Speaker from his position for improper conduct, the vote would pass, and Henry Whittleston would be elected Speaker of the House. 2 days later Banks and John C. Covington would organize the Secession of North and South Carolina from the United States, causing the First American Civil War.

## Personal Life

On June 8, 1749 one William Webster was born a slave of James Madison Sr., the father of James Madison, in Virginia. Webster was the son of Rachel Webster, and while the father is unknown, many believe it to have been James Madison Sr. himself. Webster would undergo years of back breaking labor, but in 1774 a group of abolitionists bought Webster, bringing him north to New York, where he was released at the age of 25. Webster would go onto serve in the military during the Revolutionary War, and would become a guard in a fort near Burlington.

In 1775 Webster would meet a local enslaved woman, Louisa Allen, though he hadn't much, Webster was able to purchase her freedom, and in early 1776 they married. Louisa would give birth to Jerome Webster in 1777, and later in 1780 she would give birth to Laila.

* Jerome Webster (Born: January 19, 1777)
* Laila Webster (Born: July 4, 1780)

William would be lynched by a mob summoned by Governor of New Hampshire Amon Gus. His legacy as the first Black Representative outlasted him, but so did the backlash, and it would be a long while before the next black representative was elected.
Republican Party

***Republican Party***
 Color: Red

**The Republican Party** was founded on March 4, 1817 from the re-merging of the Constitutional Democratic Party and the Yankee Party. The New People's Labor soon would also join.

## The Adams' Republicans

### President Adams Era (1817-1822)

The Republican Party was founded on the principals of social equality and Benckendorfite Progressivism, which matched the north's very progressive ideals of the time. The party soon found itself in control of the Government with them having the elected President of the Presidential Election of 1816 in their party. John Quincy Adams was also the namesake of this era of Republican Party Politics. Serving as President in a debt situation, which he aggressively downsized, Adams also pushed several issues such as enforcing equality and military downsizing as well as non-intervention in the Adams' Doctrine, while dealing in an area of extreme compromise with opposition to make slow and steady progress.

Adams would have likely won re-election if he had run for it, but John G. Benckendorf, son of former President George Benckendorf and Senator of Pennsylvania, had run for the position, winning the party nomination since Adams didn't want to split the party's votes at the time. Adams was still a write-in in the state of Ohio. Benckendorf would lose regardless, letting Democrat James Monroe win the Presidency. Monroe would go on to foolishly get involved in the Portland Affair, which plagued himself and his successor DeWitt Clinton, Monroe and Clinton both resigned in mid-1822, leaving the Presidency to Republican Henry Clay.

### President Clay Era (1822-*present*)

In 1822 with the resignations of James Monroe and DeWitt Clinton, Henry Clay took the reigns of the nation in mid 1822. Clay was an Adams' ally, and many of his policies reflected that of Adams, even having John Quincy Adams' brother, Thomas B. Adams as his Vice President. Clay chose to remain as non-partisan in his rule as possible, working together to make compromises, but also denying radical thoughts such as the Back to Africa Act. Clay would though try and negotiate with the southern states after they began seceding, but with Congress voting to give the President the power to declare war, somewhat overwhelmingly, Clay declared war on the southern states, sparking the Third American Civil War.

***Chairman of the Republican Party:***
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Cabinet

**The Cabinet of the United States** is the personal advisory body of the President, made up of the Vice President, the Heads or Secretaries of the different Governmental Departments, and the Senior Officer of the Army. Of the Secretaries there is the Secretary of State, who deals with foreign affairs; the Secretary of War, which deals with military affairs; the Secretary of the Treasury, which deals with monetary policy and economic affairs; the Attorney General who deals with law relating affairs; and the Secretary of the Navy, which deals with the affairs of the U.S. Navy. Later added in 1809 was the Secretary of the Interior, Secretary of Education and Literacy, and then the Secretary of Infrastructure in that order. The Senior Officer of the Army is also a cabinet-level official, but not officially the head of any department.
1787 Massachusetts Governor Race

**The 1787 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election** was held on April 2, 1787.

Incumbent Governor James Bowdoin would run again. John Hancock would run a proper Governor campaign though, seriously raising the election stakes. Benjamin Lincoln also ran again but he would lose more support than he had last election.

## Results

James Bowdoin would lose in a landslide to former Gov. John Hancock. Benjamin Lincoln would get third.

 John Hancock | Constitutional Democratic | 15,796
 James Bowdoin | Independent
 Benjamin Lincoln | Independent
 Total
1810 New York Governor Race

**The 1810 New York Gubernatorial Election** was held on November 1, 1810.

In 1807 leading up to the Presidential Election of 1808, Governor Amo Gus removed the New York popular vote for President, no doubt giving him an advantage in the election after winning New York, this controversial decision lead to a general downturn in Constitutional Democratic support in the state, and giving Gus's successor, Stephen Van Rensselaer, a bad reputation.

Despite general disapproval over Van Rensselaer, most of his party still supported him, giving him the renomination for the 1810 race. Most of Van Rensselaer's in-party opposition centralized around State Legislator Jonas Platt, who had entered the race with the Yankee Party. The People's Labour Party had also organized to run Representative John Tremble for his second attempt. Lastly the Democratic-Republicans tried to run Daniel D. Tompkins again.

## Results

John Tremble was able to defeat Van Rensselaer in the match-up thanks to Platt splitting the vote.
Zachary Gus

***Zachary Gus***

**Zachary Gus** was a southern political philosopher in the early 1800s, before being appointed the Second Prime Minister of New England by his brother Marcus Gus in 1804. Zachary would succeed his brother in the position of President of New England in June of 1804, serving only 19 days, the shortest rule of any President of New England.

## Prime Minister/President of New England

Zachary Gus was an obscure southern philosopher for most of his life, most famous in Kentucky. On the outset of the Second American Civil War Zachary fled south from Kentucky during the Kentucky Slave Riots, Gus was a member of the prominent Gus Family, and was the brother of Brigadier General Marcus Gus who had been fighting for the Republic of Dixieland in the Second American Civil War.

In 1804 the last major surrender in the southern theater occurred after General Agues Hill surrendered his army in Georgia after challenging President George Benckendorf to a duel. Marcus Gus an a group of hardliners took over the Dixieland Navy, and sailed north, launching an invasion of the north after losing the south. Marcus would usurp the position of President of New England from the Government in Exile President John Leatherman. Marcus appointed his brother Zachary Gus as his Prime Minister, and Zachary would serve only 22 days in the position before Marcus resigned and left with his army for Europe.

Following Marcus' resignation Zachary became the President of New England, Zachary only served in the position for 19 days before being killed in Providence during the final battle of he Second American Civil War. Zachary would be succeeded by his Prime Minister, Aaron Burr, who had been a New Englander since the beginning of the war.

## Personal Life

Zachary Gus was born on October 19, 1764 to Henry Gus. Zachary was one of the last born of his Generation, and would be a philosopher in Kentucky most of his life, moving to Georgia in 1799 following the Kentucky Slave Riots. Zachary moved up to Providence, Rhode Island in 1804, dying their as President of New England in his residency.
1786 New York Governor Race

1786 New York Gubernatorial Election

 Percentage

**The 1783 New York Gubernatorial Election** was held on April 2, 1783. Incumbent George Clinton would be the only candidate running this election, running with the Democratic-Republican Party.

## Results

George Clinton won unopposed.

 George Clinton | Democratic-Republican | 3,104
 Total
House Elections of 1788-89

**The First United States House Elections** were held over several months from November 24, 1788 until March 5, 1789. These were the first House Elections after the signing of the United States Constitution. While Political Parties had existed, they were very unorganized, and often formed into factions instead of full blown parties.

Following the inauguration after this election, Gerald Smith was elected the First Speaker of the House on a unanimous ballot.

## Election Summaries

Two states, North Carolina and Rhode Island, did not ratify the Constitution until August 18, 1789 and May 29, 1790, well after the Congress had met for the first time, and, consequently, elected representatives late, in 1790, leaving North Carolina unrepresented in the 1st session and Rhode Island in the 1st and 2nd sessions of a total of 3 sessions.
Joseph Gus

**Joseph Gus** was the 16th and 18th President Pro Tempore, a Senator of Maryland, the 15th Governor of Maryland, the 7th and 9th Secretary of the Navy, and the 2nd Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Gus was also a member of the Prominent Gus Family, being the 5th Cousin of Amo Gus, a prominent family leader and President.

## Second Civil War

On the outset of the Second Civil War, President John Adams appointed Amo Gus to the position of Secretary of the Navy. Amo Gus wanted an easy ally in the position of Assistant Secretary of the Navy, appointing his 5th cousin Joseph Gus. Joseph quickly came to be the Acting Secretary of the Navy when Amo Gus was captured in the Battle of D.C.. Joseph served in the position well into President George Benckendorf's first term when they were able to recapture Amo. Joseph had been the leader of naval logistics for that time, but afterwards took a sidestep.

In 1803 Amo resigned his position, and while Joseph was considered for the position, they went with former Assistant Secretary of the Navy William Jones, who took up the position. After several disastrous sea battles near the end of the war in 1804 and 1805, William Jones resigned his post, being once again replaced by Amo Gus. Joseph continued his service as Assistant Secretary until 1809 when Amo Gus was sworn in as President, Joseph retiring to Maryland to continue his law career.

## Political Career

### Secretary of the Navy

On March 4, 1817, Joseph Gus was appointed Secretary of the Navy, Joseph served in no major war during his tenure, and the most major thing he did in his position was upgrade ports and ships while upkeeping budgetary affairs. Joseph left the position after James Monroe was inaugurated, but later in 1823 he was reappointed by President Henry Clay, which he was soon kicked out of due to serving in both the Congress and Cabinet at the same time, something against the Incompatibility Clause as decided in Banks v. Rush in 1823.

### Senator of Maryland

Joseph Gus was appointed to the position of Senator by Governor Levin Winder after Gus pressured Robert H. Goldsborough to resign in March of 1817. Gus was a prominent member of the Senate for several years, being elected President Pro Tempore in 1819, and then later in 1823. Gus proposed several amendments which would make the states unable to secede from the Union, however none passed for various reasons.

### Governor of Maryland

Joseph Gus was elected to the Governorship of Maryland in 1818, under Gus, Maryland made huge strides in racial equality and other such programs.

## Personal Life

Joseph Gus was born in upstate Virginia on October 7, 1765. Gus moved to Maryland in 1783, practicing law in the new nation, Gus had been a lawyer for the next few years, with little other objects. Gus served in law or politics for most of his life, never marrying or having children himseld.
People's Vote Party

***People's Vote***
 Color: Dark Purple

**The People's Vote Party** was founded on July 30, 1792, the party was formed by John Huckleberry of Virginia.

Throughout it's reign in the 1790s it would always hold a few seats, spiking in the late 1790s after the formation of the Democratic Union Party, which would boost membership. In 1800 after Chairman John Leatherman joined the seceding New England Republic the party began to collapse, and would go through 3 chairmans in 3 years before finally merging into the Farmer-Labour Party on February 28, 1803.
1785 Massachusetts Governor Race

**The 1785 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election** was held on April 4, 1785.

Incumbent Governor Thomas Cushing was running again, but a little bit of controversy was around how he only became governor after John Hancock resigned earlier that year. James Bowdoin once again ran, being one of the major names in Massachusetts politics, and a major powerhouse in the election. Benjamin Lincoln, the former Secretary of War also ran, picking up some momentum as a war hero. Lastly, Oliver Prescott, a member of the Party for Democracy ran, being a local Judge.

## Results

James Bowdoin would barely eclipse Cushing in popularity, and would win the Governorship for his first time.
1781 Massachusetts Governor Race

**The 1781 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election** was held on April 2, 1781. This was the second ever Massachusetts Governor Election.

Incumbent Governor Samuel Adams was running again, but he had recently joined the Democratic-Republican Party, somewhat of a controversial move for early politics in the state. John Hancock, who had run in the last election had run again, being more popular with Adams' decline. James Bowdoin also ran again, but was still lower in popularity then his two rivals.

## Results

Hancock grew more popular as Adams grew more polarizing, and in the end he would pass Adams in terms of popularity, winning with a narrow margin.

 John Hancock | Independent
 Samuel Adams | Democratic-Republican | 3,803
 James Bowdoin | Independent
 Total
Military Academy of New York

## Overview

The Military Academy of New York, shortened to M.A N.Y, is a military school and university founded by Theophile Lybaert in 1801. The Academy was initially heavily influenced by the Gus Family, and today still shows the family's and it's founder's legacy in the names of buildings, greens and statues of notable figures.
1777 New York Governor Race

**The 1777 New York Gubernatorial Election** was held from June 1 to the 9, 1777. There were no political Parties in this election, however the leading candidates had made factions around themselves and their policies.

The most known candidate was George Clinton, and upcoming name in New York politics, a State Legislator at the time who was fundamental in passing the first New York Constitution. The other big name was Philip Schuyler, a huge revolutionary who was serving as a Major General in the Continental Army. Other names included, ever popular John Jay, who was serving as a delegate to the Continental Congress; John Morin Scott, a Brigadier General in the war; Robert Livingston, a huge revolutionary and former Recorder of New York City; and Philip Livingston, a former Continental Congressman.

## Results

Philip Schuyler pulled a surprise upset on Clinton, winning the first Governor election with a slim margin, going into the office with his Lieutenant Governor, Pierre Van Cortlandt.
1793 Massachusetts Governor Race

**The 1793 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election** was held on April 1, 1793.

Incumbent Governor Benjamin Lincoln decided to retire from the Governor's office instead of running again, leaving an open race for the first time since 1780. Former Governor Samuel Adams would run with the Democratic-Republican Party, being one of the major candidates. Associate Justice William Cushing would be nominated by the Federalist Party, being the first Federalist candidate for Governor in the state. Former Governor James Bowdoin would be nominated by the Constitutional Democratic Party, but would garner little support.

## Results

Samuel Adams would decisively crush Cushing in the election, securing his position as Governor for his second term.

 Samuel Adams | Democratic-Republican | 14,425
 William Cushing | Constitutional Democratic | 7,199
 James Bowdoin | Constitutional Democratic | 1,840
 Total
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Peu de choses sont su sur cette Mégacorporation.

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Presidential Election of 1788-89

Presidential Election of 1788-89

 States carried

**The** **First Presidential Election** was the first Presidential Election ever held, and it would be more of a grassroots effort to get George Washington to take up the office of the Presidency. This would be one of two unanimous elections in American history, George Washington winning both of them.

## Candidates

Some organized political parties had formed prior to the Presidential Election, and all of them had been squabbling over who should be Vice President under Washington.

### Constitutional Democrats

The Constitutional Democrats were the party held in highest regards of George Washington at the time. And among there ranks, a few stood high enough to garner traction for Vice President.

John Adams (Former Minister to the Netherlands)John Rutledge (Former Governor of South Carolina)John Hancock (Governor of Massachusetts)Samuel Huntington (Governor of Connecticut)Benjamin Lincoln (Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts)Robert H. Harrison (Judge)
### Party of Democracy

The Party of Democracy ran two candidates alongside George Washington: Gerald Smith, the Governor of New Jersey, and Bill Nye, an inventor from New York.

Gerald Smith (Governor of New Jersey)Bill Nye (Inventor)
### Democratic-Republican Party

The Democratic-Republicans ran 1 candidate for Vice President, Governor of New York George Clinton, but they weren't fully unified.

George Clinton (Governor of New York)
### Anti-Federalist Party

In the last real unified act of the Anti-Federalist Party, they nominated former Governor of North Carolina Jonathan Banks, who had killed Benjamin Franklin in a duel earlier that year, which he too would lose his life in a duel against Henry Hartwell right before the election.

Jonathan Banks (Former Governor of North Carolina)
## Results

George Washington won every elector, however John Adams came in second with 31 Electors, winning the Vice Presidency.

### Popular Vote

 Constitutional Democratic Electors
 Democratic-Republican Electors
 Party for Democracy Electors
 Anti-Federalist Electors
 Total
Republic of Dixieland

The Republic of Dixieland was first established on August 19, 1793. Dixieland has been held under 2 separate cases, the first one was from August 19, 1793 and ended officially ended on October 19, 1793, with a grand total of exactly 2 months of existence. The second iteration was formed on July 21, 1800 and was abolished on May 12, 1804.

## First Republic of Dixieland

The First Republic of Dixieland was established on August 19, 1793, the first Republic was formed in response to the deposition of Speaker Jonathan Banks Jr. from his post and the lack of support for North Carolina in the Boweister Revolt, causing the First American Civil War. The first Republic at it's height was composed of North Carolina and South Carolina. The two states together chose Jonathan Banks Jr. as their first President. On August 30, 1793 Banks attempted to assassinate President George Washington who had retaken Raleigh, North Carolina, Banks failed, and was killed by Washington's Guards. With pretty much all of North Carolina surrendering, the nation fell to just South Carolina, choosing John C. Covington as their second leader, who would serve for the next month, ordering a no retreat order. On October 2, 1793 Columbia, South Carolina and President Covington would be captured. 13 State Legislators would escape with Colonel Burt Hughes of the South Carolina Militia, those legislators chose Hughes as the last President of the First Republic of Dixieland. Hughes would serve until his death on October 19, 1793, when the last of Dixieland officially surrendered to Secretary of War Henry Knox.

## Second Republic of Dixieland

The Second Republic of Dixieland was officially established on July 21, 1800 with the secession of South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee following a speech by Senator William T. Covington in support of secession in order to preserve the place of white males at the top of the pecking order. William was selected as the Fourth President of the Republic of Dixieland, and has served ever since. On July 26 Lieutenant Governor of Virginia Aaron Sawyer would order the death of Governor Fring Gus since he was opposed to secession, on July 26 Gus was killed, and Sawyer would become Governor and have the state secede. On August 7, 1800 a violent coup would depose Governor William R. Davie of North Carolina, and have the state join Dixieland. Dixieland fought a mostly losing battle throughout the war, and after losing Richmond many from within would even call for an end to the conflict, though that would never come to fruition. Despite many attempts to keep the Republic going, President Marcus Gus officially abolished the Republic of Dixieland on May 12, 1804 after losing the last of their territories in the south.
1780 New York Governor Race

**The 1780 New York Gubernatorial Election** was held on April 1, 1780. There were no political Parties in this election, however the leading candidates had made factions around themselves and their policies.

Incumbent Philip Schuyler had decided to run again. One other candidate ran, George Clinton, who had lost the 1777 Election, but still had a lot of support state-wide.

## Results

Philip Schuyler had been unable to retake New York City, and grew increasingly more unpopular as the months went on, and by time of the election, he had been ousted in favor of George Clinton.

 George Clinton | Independent
 Philip Schuyler | Independent
 Total
Farmer-Labour Party

***Farmer-Labour Party***
 Color: Light Red

**The Farmer-Labour Party** was founded on February 1, 1801, the party was formed by John Tremble, a representative from New York, and the Democratic Union Party candidate for President in 1800. The Farmer-Labour Party would have the People's Vote merge into them in early 1803, and would become the 4th largest party in the U.S. Congress.

The Democratic Union Party would merge with the Farmer-Labour Party in 1803, forming the People's Labour Party.

***Chairman of Farmer-Labour:***
Governor of Virginia

**The Governor of Virginia** is the head of government of the U.S. state of Virginia, the head of the executive branch of Virginia's state government, and the commander-in-chief of the state's military forces. The officeholder has a duty to enforce state laws, to convene the Virginia State Legislature, the power to either approve or veto bills passed by the legislature, as well as to grant pardons, except in cases of treason and impeachment.

There have been 12 Governors of Virginia. 4 Independents, 4 Democratic-Republicans, 2 Constitutional Democrats, 2 Patriots, 1 Federalist, and 1 Democrat.

Horatio Gates has been the longest serving Governor, serving 1,514 days in office.
Banks Family

The **Banks Family** was an early prominent political family in the United States. The Family was most prominent in North Carolina and Tennessee.

## Prominent Members

### Jonathan Banks

Jonathan Banks was a Founding Father, attending the Constitutional Convention and being the President of the Continental Congress. Jonathan Banks was from North Carolina, and was one of the state's early governors. Banks was killed in a duel with Henry Hartwell in 1788 after he had shot and killed Benjamin Franklin several months earlier.

### Jonathan Banks Jr.

Jonathan Banks Jr. was the son of Jonathan Banks, Jonathan Banks Jr. was also a Governor of North Carolina, and served as a Representative and Speaker of the House of Representatives. Jonathan Banks Jr. is credited to have started the First American Civil War after he was deposed as Speaker of the House in 1793. Banks Jr. was killed by guards after he attempted to assassinate George Washington.

## Members

```
John Banks (April 20, 1710 - March 1, 1776)
    ↳ Henry Banks (May 3, 1733 - August 2, 1791)
         ↳ Jesus Christ Banks (Born: April 1, 1780)
    ↳ Jonathan Banks (June 3, 1743 - October 7, 1788)
         ↳ Calvin Banks (Born: February 15, 1758)
         ↳ Jonathan Banks Jr. (November 2, 1762 - August 30, 1793)
              ↳ Jonathan Banks III (Born: August 9, 1788)
              ↳ Anna Banks (Born: November 27, 1791)

```

## Other Members

### Linda Banks

Linda Banks was the wife of Jonathan Banks Jr., Linda was technically an Aubrey by blood, but married into the Banks Family in the 1780s. Linda was the first ever female Governor and Representative, and Linda served as an important figure in the New England Republic during the Second American Civil War.
William T. Covington

***William T. Covington***

**William Thomas Covington** was a U.S. Representative and Senator in early America. In 1800 Covington, like his father, started a second major revolt in the Southern United States, becoming the 4th President of the Republic of Dixieland.

## Political Career

### House of Representatives

Covington was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in November of 1794, Covington would be a major speaker for the southern causes following the First American Civil War. Covington would keep up in the House until 1798 when he would run for a Senate Seat.

### Senate

Covington would be elected to the Senate in 1798, being one of the nation's Senators he didn't do much legislation. In July of 1800 following the secession of several northern states, Covington would give a rousing speech, causing the secession of Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee, and later on the secessions of Virginia and North Carolina.

### President of the Republic of Dixieland

Covington was not very active as President, mainly overseeing military matters instead of political ones, but even then leaving most of the strategy to his Governors.

## Personal Life

On April 1, 1761 William T. Covington would be born to John C. Covington and Hannah Dockery out of wedlock. Covington would grow up as the heir to the Covington legacy, but in 1793 wouldn't follow his father into the First American Civil War, staying out of it. Covington would also gain 1 brother in 1793, Christopher Columbus Covington who was born out of wedlock from his father a bar wench. In 1795 William T. Covington would marry Dauna Benckendorf, the sister of future President George Benckendorf. William and Dauna would have one kid in early 1796, named after William's brother. In 1796 William's father would also die, leaving the estate and properties to William.

* Christopher Columbus Covington (January 5, 1796 - March 30, 1805)

On March 30, 1805 William would go mad, killing his 10 year old son Christopher C. Covington, and wanting to kill his 12 year old brother Christopher Columbus Covington, who avoided death by fleeing the property. His Brother would be taken in by his uncle Benjamin Covington the following few days.
Biff Wellington

## Early Life

Biff Wellington was born on July 15, 1997, in a small town in Ontario, Canada. However, he spent most of his childhood in Toronto before moving to the bustling city of Los Santos. Raised by a single mother, Biff was constantly told that he was special, and he grew up with a strong sense of self-confidence.

Despite his mother's encouragement, Biff struggled academically and barely managed to make it through high school. After graduating, he briefly attended college, but he eventually dropped out to pursue other interests.

One of Biff's vices is smoking cigarettes, which he finds comforting and familiar. Another one of his favorite indulgences is Ginger Ale, which he often drinks to calm his nerves.

## Life in Los Santos

Biff is well known as Los Santos' "Village Idiot." He has gained this reputation due to his frequent mishaps and accidents, often seen stumbling and falling on his face in public places. He has also been spotted frequently at Pillbox Medical Center, which has led many to believe that he is accident-prone and in need of medical attention, both mentally and physically.

Despite his clumsiness and reputation, Biff owns Downtown Cab Co., which has given him a certain degree of flexibility and freedom. He is known to park his car wherever he pleases, often taking up multiple spaces and inconveniencing other drivers. This behavior has earned him the annoyance of many, but he seems unfazed by the criticism.

## Traits

Biff is a well-known and recognizable figure in Los Santos, largely due to his unique style and quirky mannerisms. One of his defining traits is his tendency to walk around with his mouth hanging open, which has led some to speculate that he may be suffering from a medical condition such as mouth rot or cotton mouth.

Biff's fashion sense could be described as that of a white father from the 1980s, possibly Minnesota, as he is often sporting outdated clothing and accessories. He favors bright colors and bold patterns, and his wardrobe is a reflection of his personality.

One of Biff's passions is collecting vehicles. He loves nothing more than scouring the city for unique cars and motorcycles, which he then fixes up and sells to Los Noches. However, his business practices have raised the ire of Princess Claibourne, who has previously banned him from Premium Deluxe Motors (PDM) due to his questionable deals.
2722

**28. Jahrhundert**

**2720er**

**2722**

## Terra

* Die Okamiden aus dem Gemini Subsektor beantragen die Aufnahme in die United Federation of Planets.

## Arishaka Bewegung

* Aztech Northern Gun liefert die ANG 16 "Security Master" als Standardwaffe an die Arishaka Raumflotte.

## Nephilim Reach

* Der Orden der Lanze nimmt Kontakt zum Nephilim Reach auf.
Max Anderson (character)

## Max Anderson

**Max Anderson** is one of two main protagonists in "The Two Guys" shorts. He & the other guy both act like normal guys in a chaotic city named Crateville. He is a kind guy, unlike Ryan.

## Background

Max Anderson was born on March 7th, 1975. He has lived in Crateville all of his life since childhood, although he had been under foster care for a brief period of time. He lives in the local apartment complex where "The Two Guys (short)" mostly takes place. After meeting Ryan, he allows him to live in his apartment because of the fact that he was looking for a place to live, much like Max.

## Personality

Max is a very kind hearted person, however he can get upset or nervous depending on the situation. In "The Two Guys", he and Ryan have arguments with one another after seeing that they're both "guys". They eventually become friends by the end of the short, despite the conflicts. In "Waiting", Max gets into another conflict when Ryan wants to watch something else on TV.

## Appearances

Max has made appearances on all animated "The Two Guys" shorts since December 16th, 2022. The following is a list of all shorts that he has appeared in.

* "How To Do Christmas" (December 16th, 2022 - prototype design #1)
* "Unruled Cinemas - Phone Policy" (January 21st, 2023 - prototype design #1)
* "The Single Show" (February 15th, 2023 - prototype design #2)
* "The Two Guys" (May 5th, 2023 - prototype design #2)
* "Waiting" (May 26th, 2023 - prototype design #2)
* "Piracy" (June 16th, 2023 - prototype design #2, archived footage only)
* "Camera Shy" (June 14th, 2024 - final design)
* "Untitled Two Guys short" (2025)
Democratic Union Party

***Democratic Union Party***
 Color: Green-Blue

**The Democratic Union Party** was founded on April 16, 1799 from the merging of the Democratic Party and Party for Democracy. The merging of these groups formed the Democratic Union Party, which already held control of both chambers of Congress. The Party would soon collapse in 1800 with the outbreak of the Second American Civil War, and the election of George Benckendorf as President of the United States.

In 1803 the Democratic Union Party would merge with the Farmer-Labour Party to form the People's Labour Party, officially disbanding.

***Chairman of the Democratic Union Party:***
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Secretary of State

**The Secretary of State** was the technical first Cabinet position created, the Secretaries of State are appointed by the President of the United States, and confirmed by the Senate.

As of current there has been 6 Secretaries of State; 2 Democratic Union, 1 Democratic, 1 Federalist, 1 Constitutional Democratic, 1 Democratic-Republican, and 1 Independent.

The most time served as Secretary of State is by Thomas Jeferson, who served for a total of 1,780 days in office.

## Secretary of State Firsts

1. First Secretary of State was Thomas Jefferson.
2. The longest-serving Secretary of State was Thomas Jefferson at 1,756 days.
3. The shortest-serving Secretary of State was John Tremble at 218 days.
4. First Secretary of State to become Vice President was James Madison.
Unit

The Unit is a Tier 4 tank that upgrades from Single at level 45 and does not upgrade further.

## Design

The Unit has a circular base and a barrel slightly longer than that of the Single. It has two decorative barrels: one trapezoidal barrel underneath the main one like that of a Skimmer, and another one on the bottom strongly resembling a Single, but it's slightly wider on both the top and bottom.

## Technical

The Unit's stats reflect that of a slightly buffed Single.

## Strategy

### As the Unit

* Try to play like a Single, as your tank is an all-around buffed version of it.
Unruled Cinemas - Phone Policy (short film)

*Unruled Cinemas - Phone Policy is a 2023 American 2D-animated short film produced and released by Dozer Davis Productions. Written and directed by Dozer Davis, this short film mocks the style of older movie policy adverts, where the Guy gets into trouble in the Unruled Cinema after his phone goes off.*

## Plot

**PRE-BACKGROUND:** After the failure of "How To Do Christmas", Unruled Corporation grabbed Guy in for another quick filming session. This time, the shooting session was for a special "phone" policy for their nationwide theatre chain, Unruled Cinemas. The policy was shot quickly, much like the "Christmas" short.

**PLOT:** In one of several Unruled Cinema auditoriums, a Guy's phone suddenly rings. He immediately spots this as he throws the phone to the screen, (projecting the notice: *PLEASE USE YOUR PHONES DURING THE FILM*) making the screen add the word DON'T to the notice. Everyone in the packed theatre sees this, as they get furious at the Guy. Guy sees the angry people as he gulps in fear. As it cuts to a black screen, we hear multiple cartoony hit sounds, making us believe that the Guy got beaten up off-screen.

**POST-BACKGROUND:** After the policy had been edited, the policy was sent to many 35mm laboratories nationwide for distribution across all Unruled Cinema locations. The policy started usage in all Unruled Cinema locations beginning on January 21st, 1995 and ended it's usage in December 2002, being replaced by a generic phone policy slide. Besides this, the last session that Unruled grabbed Guy for was for a special episode of "The Single Show".
ShowerTime with ZorgRyan and Justain Presents: Elvis Presley's Presidential Rock, Paper, Scissors Battle!

**SUPPORTING CHARACTERS:**

* Elvis Presley (debut)
* Donald Trump (debut)
* Joe Biden (debut)

**CHARACTER CAMEOS:**

* Alex Kendra
* AbdallahSmash
* jschlatt (debut)

**TRIVIA:**

* This serves as the **FINAL** episode of ShowerTime and Mythical 2.0 until August 20, 2023 as confirmed by both ZorgRyan and Alex Kendra.
* This is the first time where political figures show up during a ShowerTime episode.
	+ Also, this is the first time where a YouTuber shows up as well.
* This marks the first time where JDTubeHD, Teachy and Guys doesn't show up, nor mentioned in any way, shape or form.
Hunter Benckendorf

***Hunter Benckendorf***

**Hunter Peelio Benckendorf** was an artist, playwright, and song writer, born on December 2, 1754 to Joseph H. Benckendorf and Julia Benckendorf. Hunter was third son of the Benckendorfs, his older brothers were Scott Benckendorf and George Benckendorf, both major players in early american politics.

Hunter Benckendorf was interested in art from a young age, becoming a sketch artist and writing little tunes in notebooks and in the margins of papers. In 1772 Hunter attended the College of Philadelphia for agriculture with a minor in writing. Hunter graduated in 1776 while the American Revolution was in full swing, instead of joining the military like many of his peers were doing, Benckendorf returned to the Benckendorf Plantation, farming with his father instead of fighting.

In 1780 Hunter Benckendorf debuted his first play, *Battle of Monmouth*, a historical recount of the Battle of Monmouth which favored the United States in it's writings, it was a minor success, giving him the opportunity to launch another play known as *Jaunt of King's Quarrel* in 1782, which was a satire on King George III, it was a huge success, and he would sit for his one and only portrait. The play gave Hunter the money to buy his own home in New York City, and in 1783 he moved out of his family home.

Hunter would turn to a full blown artist, painting many portraits for close family and other officials throughout the nation. Hunter would marry Dea Winston in 1787, having only one kid with her in 1789, Barron Benckendorf, named after his brother Scott's middle name. Dea died in childbirth, and out of heartbreak Hunter never remarried, instead remaining an artist the rest of his life.