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- Location
- Op een dag, Nederland.
- Pronouns
- she/her & ne/nem
Oh, this is a mock-up OP for something I might do over on AH.com.Does the voting take place through chats? If so, A.
this is something that would 10,000% happenThe triumphant President would die in 1922 suddenly, after one and a half years of increasing discontent and economic woe as a result of the war. His successor, now-President Eugene Foss, would see his term be ended by a Democratic landslide bringing Edwin Meredith and a new Democratic Party in charge after 32 years in the wilderness. The cultural memory of Roosevelt would sink in as a loud "man's man", tough and hard-handed, a tough man for 'tough times'. Even to this day, the Republican-Progressives and the 'Southern League' [rebranded in the 70s] hold Roosevelt Diners and the man is a popular symbol of the American nationalistic right-wing. On Typpit, t/bullmoose often makes memes about 'cracking spartacist heads'.
Country Name | Principality of Media California (English) Principado de Media California (Spanish) 中加利福尼亞公國 (Cantonese[?]) |
Demonym | Media Californian Californian (informal, proscribed) |
Official Language | Spanish English, Cantonese (recognised minority languages) |
Government | Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy |
Head of State | Princess: Erica I de Bourbon-Los Angeles since 2039 |
Head of Government | Prime Minister: José María "Pepito" Losa Paredes (PdM) since 2036 |
Government Status | Grand Court: Tomorrow-Our Moment!-Forward coalition |
Independence | 17 March 1867 (Treaty of Mexico City) 23 August 1914 (Californian Confederation) |
Religion | Secular Irreligious plurality (Traditionally Roman Catholicism) |
Currency | Californian dollar Universal Credit (legal tender) |
International Alignment | Californian Union |
Crisis Level | Low |
Official Government Website | digi.safe//gobierno.mdc (Spanish) digi.safe//zingfu.mdc (Cantonese) digi.safe//government.mdc (English) |
Fun fact!: The Principality is known for its strong film industry around Los Angeles, named Maderacebo
Political Party | Landtag Seats | Vote Count | Vote Percentage |
---|---|---|---|
Social Democratic Party | 14 | 7,880 | 33.16% |
Centre Party | 13 | 5,779 | 24.32% |
National Liberal Party | 9 | 3,751 | 15.78% |
Conservative Party | 2 | 2,452 | 10.32% |
Tasmanian People's Party | 1 | 1,860 | 7.83% |
Anti-Australian League | 1 | 1,443 | 6.03% |
Total | 40 | 23,165 | 100% |
Supranation Name | Italian Convention (English) Convenzione Italiana (Tuscan/Italian) Cunvensiòṅ Itaglièna (Emilian-Rumagnol) Convocon italiànn-a (Zeniese) Convegnuo itałiana (Venetian) Convesion italien (Istriot) |
Demonym | Italian (English) Italiano/a (Tuscan/Italian) Itagliàn/a (Emilian-Rumagnol) Italiàn/n-a (Zeniese) Itałian/a (Venetian) Italien/a (Istriot) |
Official Languages | Tuscan/Italian (In Tuscany and Piombino, recognised in others) 'Emilian' (Emilian-Rumagnol as called in Emilia) 'Rumagnol' (Emilian-Rumagnol as called in Rumagna and San Marino) Zeniese (In Zêna) Venetian (In Venice) Istriot (In Istria) |
Government | Supranational confederation |
President | Giöxèppe Dellepiane (Zeniese Delegation) since 2040 |
Government Status | Consensus system with revolving presidency |
Formation | 18 May 1967 (Treaty of Zena) |
Membership | Tuscan Socialist Republic (since 1967) Emilian Federation (since 1967) Duchy of Rumagna (since 1967) Republic of Zêna (since 1967) Principality of Piombino (since 1974) Most Serene Republic of Venice (since 1980) Istrian Republic (since 2001) Republic of San Marino (since 2017) Umbrian Republic (1977-2024) |
Religion | Roman Catholicism (all state religions) |
Currency | Italian lira Universal Credit (in all but Tuscany and San Marino) |
Crisis Level | Substantial (Central Italian instability to the south) |
Official Website | digi.safe//governo.ita (Tuscan/Italian) digi.safe//guêren.ita (Emilian-Rumagnol) digi.safe//govèrno.ita (Zeniese) digi.safe//goerno.ita/ven (Venetian) digi.safe//goerno.ita/eîs (Istriot) |
Country Name | Eendracht Republic (English) Eendracht Republiek (Dutch, lit. Unity Republic) |
Demonym | Eendrachter (English/Dutch) |
Official Language | Dutch |
Government | Unitary parliamentary republic |
Head of State | President: Reinier Janssens (PRP) since 2036 |
Head of Government | State-Minister: Joop van Asch (PRP) since 2036 Leader of the Senate: Janine de Witte (AvDV) since 2040 |
Government Status | House of Representatives: Progressive Republican majority Senate of Provinces: Alliance for Democratic Change majority |
Independence | From the Netherlands 19 August 1846 (as Dutch Eendrachtsland Colony) 22 February 1899 (Home Rule) 5 July 1952 (Declaration of Independence) 14 September 1955 (Treaty of Kimberley) |
Religion | Secular Roman Catholicism majority |
Currency | Eendrachter zwaan (still redeemable at banks) Austral (official currency) Universal Credit (only in Mertenstad Province) |
International Alignment | Australian Union |
Travel Warning | Relations with Kimberley remains poor |
Crisis Level | Low |
Official Government Website | digi.safe//staat.een |
Country Name | United Republics of Castile, Leon and Murcia (English) Repúblicas Unidas de Castilla, León y Murcia (Castilian) Repúbliques Xuníos de Castiella, Llión y Murcia (Astur-Lonese) Repúblitas Unitas de Cattiella, Lleón y Murcia (Murcian) |
Demonym | Castilian (English) Castellano/a/e (Castilian) Castillano/a/e (Astur-Leonese) Cattellano/a/e (Murcian) |
Constituent Countries | Republic of Castile [composed of the regions of Old Castile, New Castile, Extremadura and Bétia] Leónese Republic Republic of Murcia |
Official Languages | Castilian, Astur-Leónese, Murcian (co-official) |
Government | Federal parliamentary republic |
Head of State | President of the Republics: Macario Vázquez (PRS) |
Head of Government | President of the Cabinet: Fernanda Montero (PPDC) |
Government Status | Congress of Deputies: Christian Democratic People's majority |
Head of Subnational Governments | President of Castile: Teresa "Tere" Martínez (PPDC) President of León: Nicolás Garçia (PPDC) President of Murcia: Ema Camrerra (PRS) |
Formed | 1941 ("Three Revolutions") 1943 (Official Formation) 2027 (Current Constitution) |
Religion | Secular Irreligious majority Roman Catholicism traditional religion |
Currency | Castilian peso Universal Credit |
Crisis Level | Low |
Official Government Website | digi.safe//gobierno.clm (Castillian) digi.safe//gobiernu.clm (Astur-Leónese) digi.safe//gomienno.clm (Murcian) |
where's my fun fact tibby smhAnd given I've fucked over Castile a lot in the write-ups, I might as well give it its time in the sun...
Presenting the Three Sisters of the Revolution!
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FACT SHEET - UNITED REPUBLICS OF CASTILE, LEON AND MURCIA
Country Name United Republics of Castile, Leon and Murcia (English)
Repúblicas Unidas de Castilla, León y Murcia (Castilian)
Repúbliques Xuníos de Castiella, Llión y Murcia (Astur-Lonese)
Repúblitas Unitas de Cattiella, Lleón y Murcia (Murcian)Demonym Castilian (English)
Castellano/a/e (Castilian)
Castillano/a/e (Astur-Leonese)
Cattellano/a/e (Murcian)Constituent Countries Republic of Castile
[composed of the regions of Old Castile, New Castile, Extremadura and Bétia]
Leónese Republic
Republic of MurciaOfficial Languages Castilian, Astur-Leónese, Murcian (co-official) Government Federal parliamentary republic Head of State President of the Republics: Macario Vázquez (PRS) Head of Government President of the Cabinet: Fernanda Montero (PPDC) Government Status Congress of Deputies: Christian Democratic People's majority Head of Subnational Governments President of Castile: Teresa "Tere" Martínez (PPDC)
President of León: Nicolás Garçia (PPDC)
President of Murcia: Ema Camrerra (PRS)Formed 1941 ("Three Revolutions")
1943 (Official Formation)
2027 (Current Constitution)Religion Secular
Irreligious majority
Roman Catholicism traditional religionCurrency Castilian peso
Universal CreditCrisis Level Low Official Government Website digi.safe//gobierno.clm (Castillian)
digi.safe//gobiernu.clm (Astur-Leónese)
digi.safe//gomienno.clm (Murcian)
FUN FACT!: Every 10 April, Madrid throws eggs at a volunteer who plays the role of the 'Cikka'.where's my fun fact tibby smh