United States of America

The United States of America was a country in North America that existed form 1776 to 2029. It had 52 states, with the newest added being Douglass in 2027, and Puerto Rico in January 2029, days before the Second American Civil War. It's last President was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, serving from January 20, 2029 until the country's collapse due to political turmoil later the same year, all though she finished that term within a rump state. it also had a federal district, five major unincorporated territories, nine Minor Outlying Islands, and 326 Indian reservations. It was the world's third-largest country by both land and total area. It bordered Canada to its north, with Mexico to its south and had maritime borders with many nations in the Caribbean.

## Legacy

Many developed nations loved America and will remember it for Generations to come, being a united force for the West. however, it's critics say otherwise, because of it's past.

The USA was the most powerful nation from the Early 20th century until the mid 2020's. It was also a highly developed country, and was the world's largest by GDP at market exchange rates, the world's largest importer and second-largest exporter, and held over 30% of the total wealth in the world, the largest share ever held by any country,

the United States was also a founding members of the United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Organization of American States, NATO, and was a former permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. the USA was more than a third of global military spending and is the foremost military power in the world and a leading political, cultural, and scientific force.

## Before Biden's Assassination

### Colonization

Christopher Columbus, a Genoese explorer working for the Spanish crown, explored various Caribbean islands in 1492 and established the first contacts with the locals. The first known European to set foot on what would eventually become the U.S. mainland was Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León's landing on what he termed "La Florida" on April 2, 1513. After Spanish colonies in the region, thousands of people traveled via Mexico to settle in the modern-day southwestern United States. Along the Great Lakes, French fur traders created outposts of New France; eventually, France claimed most of interior North America, all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Plymouth Colony, founded by the Pilgrims in 1620, and the Colony of Virginia at Jamestown, founded in 1607, were the first prosperous English colonies.

After the arrival of the Europeans, the native Americans began to decrease for a number of reasons, mainly due to illnesses like smallpox and measles.

Several European colonists encountered food shortages, sickness, and confrontations with Native Americans in the early days of colonization, such as King Philip's War. Native Americans frequently engaged in conflict with nearby tribes as well as European settlers. The indigenous people and the settlers frequently became dependent on one another. Natives bargained for weapons, tools, and other European items while settlers exchanged food and animal hides. Several early immigrants learned how to grow maize, beans, and other crops from American Indians. In an effort to "civilize" the Native Americans, European missionaries and others persuaded them to adopt European farming methods and lives, Yet, as European colonization of North America grew, Native Indians were dispersed and frequently murdered in battle.

### Independence

Because Great Britain began to tax Americans more and began to silence critics, Conflicts between American colonists and the British during the revolt era of the 1760s and early 1770s culminated to the American Revolutionary War, which was fought from 1775 through 1781 as the Britain started to tax more heavily. George Washington would command the Continental Army, which was founded by the Philadelphia-based Continental Congress on June 14, 1775. The Congress asserted that "all men are created equal" and are born with "certain natural rights," and approved the Declaration of Independence, authored primarily by Thomas Jefferson, on July 4, 1776. Nowadays, Americans commemorate that day as Independence Day every year. A feeble federal government was founded by the Articles of Confederation in 1777, and it lasted until 1789. The first nation to formally acknowledge American independence was Morocco.

The use of slave labor increased along with the development of the extremely lucrative cotton crop in the Deep South after 1820, despite the fact that the federal government banned American participation in the Atlantic slave trade in 1807.

As America began to expand West, It's people did too, although the Trail of Tears kicked Indigenous Americans out of their homeland. Texas joined the USA in 1845, which started the Mexican American War. Mexico lost and half of their lands was annexed by America.

### Civil war and Before World War 1

Tensions started to rise between the South and the North because Slavery was starting to be considered immoral.

In 1860, the Republican Party's most anti-slavery candidate, Abraham Lincoln, won the presidency. When he assumed office, the Confederate States of America was created when seven slave states announced their secession, which the federal government said was unlawful. The American Civil War started when the Confederates attacked Fort Sumter, and four additional slave states joined the Confederacy. The Emancipation Proclamation of Lincoln made the Union obligated to abolish slavery.

Three amendments to the U.S. Constitution were enacted after the Union's triumph in 1865, securing freedom for the approximately four million African Americans who had been slaves, granting them citizenship, and granting them the ability to vote. The war and its end resulted in .a significant expansion of government power, but Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, a southern sympathizer, who was killed days later. Reconstruction began to rebuilt the previously slave states in the south.

In 1867, America brought Alaska, and there was radical Developments in the Industrial Revolution. this brought a rise to Labor unions. There was a reflux of Immigrants in the North, although it was met with protests.

### World War 1

Initially America was Neutral in World War 1, but after the Zimmerman Telegram was caught by the UK, the USA joined the Entente. America planned out the League of Nations, but they never join due to the Senate denying so. Millions of African Americans migrated from the South to Urban Northern Areas.

The 20th amendment was passed in 1920, giving Women the right to vote. Prohibition was were made to ban Alcohol which was in effect until 1933. the Roaring Twenties was a time of prosperity until the Stock Market crashed in 1929. in 1933, Franklin Delano Roosevelt took power, bringing in the New Deal, to end the Great Depression.

### World War 2

once Again, the USA was neutral, but after Pearl Harbor by Japan, the USA joined on the side of the allies. this Lead to the Interment of Japanese Americans until 1945. In 1943, Italy overthrew Mussolini and set up a Provisional Republic, joining the Allies, but then Germany occupied half of it until 1944/1945.

on June 6, 1944, D-Day occurred, which kickstarted the liberation of France, and eventually on May 8, 1945, Germany surrendered. Japan was last to surrender, even after America dropped a bomb on Hiroshima, killing between 90,000 and 146,000 people. 3 days later, Nagasaki was bombed, killing 39,000 and 80,000 more. the USA threatened to bomb Tokyo 10 days later, but on August 15th, 1945, Japan surrendered to the allies, with it being official on September 2, 1945.

### Cold War and the 20th Century

After WW2, America implanted the Marshall plan, which rebuilt West Europe. West Germany was almost withheld, but they got the plan eventually. Tensions grew between America and the USSR, with the Cold War starting with the Truman Doctrine. the World was Split between the Capitalist West, and the Communist East. NATO as founded in 1949, which caused the USSR to found Warsaw Pact in 1955.

there were Proxy Wars, with the Korean War (1950-1953) and the Vietnam War (1955-1975), the only war before 2021 America has lost. After World War II, the United States had a steady increase in its economy, urbanization, population, and middle class. The development of the Interstate Highway System changed the country's transportation system for decades to come.

On November 22, 1963, John F Kennedy gets assassinated in Dallas while sitting in his Limo. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson gets sworn in.

Jim Crow laws were still in effect, and due to Non-Violent Civil rights Activists like Martin Luther King Jr, Rosa Parks, and more, they were banned in 1965.

The Space race ended in 1969 when America landed on the Moon.

the country was subject to an OPEC oil embargo, which started the 1973 oil crisis. Under Richard Nixon's administration, he started a "war on drugs" in 1971, but caused the United States to withdraw from Vietnam 2 years later. while that was happening, the Watergate scandal, occurred, where Nixon was accused of helping to coverup the June 17, 1972 burglary of the Democratic National Committee headquarters, which resulted in his resignation in disgrace and a long-lasting erosion in public confidence in the government.

In reaction to the economy's stagnation, President Ronald Reagan adopted neoliberal reforms, and a more robust rollback campaign against the Soviet Union was launched. During Reagan's presidency, the nominal amount of the public's portion of the federal debt climbed by over three times, from $738 billion to $2.1 trillion. The United States thus changed from being the largest international creditor to the largest debtor country. With the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Cold War came to an end, ushering in a world of unipolarity with the United States as the lone superpower.

After Iraq invaded Kuwait, Then President George H.W. Bush lead the Gulf War, Restoring Kuwait and expelling Iraq.

Under President Bill Clinton's administration, the United States signed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which greatly enhanced trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Because to the dot-com boom, stable monetary policy, and decreased social welfare spending, the 1990s in the United States saw the country's longest economic expansion in recent memory.

### The New Millennium

On January 1st, 2000, Y2K didn't happen despite fearmongering everywhere. The world celebrated, but not for long. on September 11, 2001, Al-Qaeda attacked the Twin Towers and the Pentagon, causing George W Bush to declare war on the Taliban, kicking them out of Kabul, and declaring war on Iraq in 2003, deposing Saddam Hussein and declaring a "War on Terrorism". in 2008, The Great Recession started, a period of marked general decline observed in national economies globally.

The same year, Barack Obama, the first Black President, won the elections.

In 2015, Donald Trump announced his run for the presidency and winning the next year. His policies were controversial and he almost got impeached twice, the later on for the January 6th protests due to Biden winning the election. Trump had made baseless "Rigged Election" claims and some people suspect him of having to do something with J6.

On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, and America had send a lot of aid to Ukraine, and 7 months later. Russia illegally annexed 4 regions of Ukraine.

## Biden's Assassination

Craig Deleeuw Robertson will go down to be the man who revived The Curse of Tippecanoe, as on August 10th, 2023, as Biden was finishing a speech in Utah while walking to the motorcade, Robertson shot 6 rounds. Biden was pronounced dead at sun set and Kamala Harris was sworn in the next day.

While being walked to court on August 15, 2024, Robertson was shot multiple times by Rebecca Jones, who murmured out "one of ours for one of theirs!" right before shooting him. she was later arrested the same day.

While America had been recovering from that incident, Iranians had just recently overthrew their government, and it didn't take long for the new Republic of Iran to reestablish ties with the US.

## World War 3

### November - December 2024

***NOTE: THE FOLLOWING ISN'T MEANT TO BE 100% REALISTIC***

On, November 12, 2024, **China had sent an ultimatum to Taiwan** to give over all it's islands ***but*** Taiwan Island, in order for China to recognize it and to allow it to the UN. Taiwan rejected this (obviously) which caused China to declare war on Taiwan on ***November 19, 2024***. Japan and South Korea retaliated by declaring war on China 4 days later, ***thus the beginning of World War 3.***

in Late November, President Kamala, Told China if they didn't get out of China by New Years, the US will join the war, although not all of it's army will be there. China did nothing, so, thus, America entered the war on January 2nd, 2025.

### 2025

Democrats praised this decision because it was at least helping Taiwan out, while Republicans condemned it because they didn't want to be at war. Russia joined in on January 12, 2025, breaking the ceasefire set ever since June 24, 2024. Belarus joined on January 16th, and after Russia decided to invade Lithuania on January 21, NATO joined due to article 5 after Russia failed to withdraw within 1 week/7 days.

The Asian Front as kind of stuck, with China not being able to fully take over the main island of Taiwan, while the European Front had many changes. Many troops came to help Ukraine out.

## Domestic Issues during World War 3

### 2024 election

After Biden's assassination, at first, it looked like a huge Republican Victory, with more rampant misinformation, due to AI becoming more advanced, which the GOP used to slander Kamala Harris and other Democratic Party candidates, but however, the unprecedented happened, because Kamala Harris won the 2024 elections, mainly because of RFK Jr. splitting the Republican vote.

### 2025

after the loss in the 2024 election, the Patriot Party-funded Project 2025 was quietly delayed and renamed to "Project 2029", eventually taking a more aggressive stance to victory in the 2028 election.

### 2026

In the 2026 midterms, Republicans lost everything, but the Patriot Party was starting to gain more seats of the Senate, yet, Democrats had both the House and the Senate, which fueled "Patriots" anger further.

Alexandria Osacio Cortez announce her run for the 2028 election on November 15, 2026. the very next day on November 16, Donald Trump announced his run for the presidency, this time, for the Patriot Party. this caused the registration for that party to skyrocket, as the Republican Party started to lose grip.

### 2027

Kamala Harris announced her run for the 2028 election on March 7, 2027, with her running on issues such as trying to unite the country due to increasing calls for a "National Divorce", and stopping China and have a peaceful solution for World War 3.

at this point, there have been rumors that Kamala Harris had 3 failed assassination attempts against her, because of one police officer saying so on X/Twitter. Harris however, never made a statement regarding this, even to her advisers.

### 2028 election: the final straws

On November 6, 2028, the 2028 elections happened, and it was a mere Alexandria Osacio Cortez victory, being close by 100,000 votes, and the largest voting percentage turnout in centuries. (81.35% voting turnout), and it was very close in the electoral collage too.

## 2nd Civil war and the end of WW3

in the late evening of January 5th, members and fans of the Patriot Party stormed the capital again, before Congress could even certify votes, and on the next day on January 6th, they sworn in Trump, but illegally

By January 7th, DC was under Patriot control.