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Arlington House

The traditional residence of the President of the Union of American States.

Joshua Romero

The Presidency of Joshua Romero (1997-Present): A Strongman’s Reign From Street Enforcer to Supreme Ruler 1997: The Rise of a Warlord President Romero’s rise to power was swift and brutal, following the sudden collapse of the Tyler regime. Born in 1979 in West Carolina, the son of a poor coal-mining matroline. His father’s suicide in […]

A president takes the oath of office on marble steps before a diverse 1800s crowd.

Presidents of the Union of American States

Democratically Elected Presidents These Presidents of the Union of American States were elected by popular vote to serve 5 year terms, and then (with the exception of John C. Calhoun, John Tyler, and Zachary Taylor) re-elected to serve an additional term. George Washington (1789 – 1799) Thomas Jefferson (1799 – 1809) James Madison (1809 – […]

Thomas Green Clemson

Thomas Green Clemson

The 10th President of the Union of American States. The Presidency of Thomas Green Clemson (1850 – 1857) The Expansionist Tyrant: From Consolidation to Catastrophic Defeat 1850-1855: Clemson’s Internal Consolidation & Militarization Following the death of John C. Calhoun in late 1850, Thomas Green Clemson ascended to power as the hand-picked heir of the aristocracy. […]

Union of American States

Union of American States (UAS) “A nation of ghosts, ruled by the living dead.” Overview The Union of American States (UAS) is a nation-state occupying the southeastern region of the North American continent. Originally part of the British colonies in North America, the UAS, alongside the northern states that later became the United States of […]

Frozen battlefield with abandoned Union wagons and Sioux Nation flags in a distant encampment.

War of the Seven Nations

War of the Seven Nations (1856-1857) The Great Plains War of Resistance & the Union’s Humiliating Defeat Background: The Union’s Expansionist Ambitions By the mid-19th century, the Union of American States had transformed into an aristocratic slave empire, ruled by the Planter Council and led by Thomas Green Clemson. With internal opposition crushed following the […]

A somber crowd, including civilians and soldiers, stands outside Mount Vernon under cloudy skies.

Washington Compromise

The Washington Compromise was the name given to the goal of uniting the two factions of the United States of America to create one country united. It took its name from General George Washington, who led the revolutionary armies in revolt against the British Crown. When George Washington died of a tooth infection, the compromise […]

Group of rugged coal miners in sooty coveralls standing by a brick mine entrance.

West Carolina

West Carolina: The Struggling Heart of the Union West Carolina, one of the southern states within the Union of American States (UAS), is known for its extensive whisky production and coal mining operations. Despite these reputed industries, the state endures significant economic hurdles and social challenges in modern times. It stands as a symbol of […]