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JACK HAMILTON // THIRTY-FOUR // L'ACCADEMIA RINALDI PROFESSOR
Sometimes, you have to tear down the system from the inside.
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When the Genovia Convention finished and world leaders went home, many eyes turned to the United States.
The tension hung over Congress like a thick fog in what would be one of the final joint meetings of the United States government. What was supposed to be a peaceful discussion to plan the handing over of government power (and choosing a leader) quickly dissolved into accusations of manipulation and corruption. By the end of the three-day conference, the United States as the world knew it would, unofficially, no longer exist. Over the next six months, the negotiations would solidify the decision.
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The west coast states (California, Oregon, and Washington), Alaska, and Hawaii unified to become the Western Territories, electing a former Californian senator to become the new leader. Much to no one’s surprise, Texas finally gained the independence they had craved for a century, and a noted political family was elected to become the new royal bloodline. A majority of the central states unified under the guidance of many senators (though the election was the most controversial, with a Minnesota senator eventually winning), while the southern states (following the Mason-Dixie line) also remained together, also choosing a historical political family to take over. The thirteen colonies were left, forming the final territory, making the surprising decision to choose a family with few political ties but a strong private-sector presence.
The months following the division were filled with public outcry and ridicule. Many (including a significant portion who didn’t like the Convention’s decision to institute monarchies across the globe) protested the decision and the transition was far from smooth. Redrawing the borders and the restructuring of citizenship among the new countries took a unified effort from the old and new governments. Even now, with the dust settling, the former United States is far from peace and is just starting on the road to stabilization.
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