Something I totally forgot about, but Poland pre-war had Galicia-Lodomeria. I can't remember if this was just given to Hungary (Poland is a German puppet pre-war after all) in exchange for influence in the east, or if this was just a mistake when uploading the map. Just edit the old post if chances need to be made.
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Something I totally forgot about, but Poland pre-war had Galicia-Lodomeria. I can't remember if this was just given to Hungary (Poland is a German puppet pre-war after all) in exchange for influence in the east, or if this was just a mistake when uploading the map. Just edit the old post if chances need to be made.
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Yeah Spain has a nice long Tradition of Democratic revolts ITTL, the government going into the GW was Spain's Third Democracy after Two Monarchic Era - all following the French Revolution. With the current Democracy failing to win the GW, only natural the revolutionaries turn to another ideal. I'm not sure about Yugo since Serbia just got wreaked, though a med style Socialist bloc might be nice. Right now, Democracy has a sort-of Revanchist dark side (Russia, Napoleon, Colombia, the Mid-19th Century Democratic Revolutions, etc) so it would be interisting to think that Socialism might turn towards a more peaceful-defensive style of outlook. Especially since the first 'red' state came into being as a result of Democrats and Monarchists getting into a unthinkable war. Something like free your natural state, that fortify and focus on protecting the workers/exporting via espionage and ideological infection rather then Trotsky style Socialist International War. Its not that hard to see the emerging states for example in the eastern Med like Egypt, Morocco, and new Turkey taking on some Socialist-style reforms via ideological spread - OTL Turkey already Kinda did it with state run ISI and 5-year plans + trade with USSR.
Yeah Spain has a nice long Tradition of Democratic revolts ITTL, the government going into the GW was Spain's Third Democracy after Two Monarchic Era - all following the French Revolution. With the current Democracy failing to win the GW, only natural the revolutionaries turn to another ideal. I'm not sure about Yugo since Serbia just got wreaked, though a med style Socialist bloc might be nice. Right now, Democracy has a sort-of Revanchist dark side (Russia, Napoleon, Colombia, the Mid-19th Century Democratic Revolutions, etc) so it would be interisting to think that Socialism might turn towards a more peaceful-defensive style of outlook. Especially since the first 'red' state came into being as a result of Democrats and Monarchists getting into a unthinkable war. Something like free your natural state, that fortify and focus on protecting the workers/exporting via espionage and ideological infection rather then Trotsky style Socialist International War. Its not that hard to see the emerging states for example in the eastern Med like Egypt, Morocco, and new Turkey taking on some Socialist-style reforms via ideological spread - OTL Turkey already Kinda did it with state run ISI and 5-year plans + trade with USSR.
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From the Yankee Dominion:
"I miei compagni! Abbiamo rovesciato il vecchio ordine dell'Italia! Ma non ci stiamo fermando ora! Dobbiamo diffondere socialismo e rivoluzione dall'Italia in tutta Europa! Abbasso la monarchia e la democrazia, che ha massacrato milioni nella guerra imperialista! Che i re sappiano: siamo stanchi di questa sofferenza dell'era medievale! Stiamo sorgendo! Ci ribelleremo! Avremo pace! Avremo giustizia per il lavoratore! Il socialismo è la via da seguire!"
Benito Mussolini, after being chosen as the Premier of the Socialist republic of Italy in 1922. Many people cite this moment as the beginning of the so called "red revolution" that swept through Europe.
Louisiana Political Parties
List of political parties of Louisiana
Société du Cajuns (SdC): Affiliated with the federal Union Populaire, their voter base and political ideology is nearly identical to their federal counterpart although have in recent years implemented policies that are slightly more right-leaning and corrupt than in previous years. Major legislation has included the creation of language legislatures for French, English and Creole (which in recent years has been a majorly dividing issue within the party), desegregating Louisiana and the natural disaster safety legislation brought into place after Hurricane Katrina. Ideologically the party is socially liberal and in favour of a mixed economy.
Parti Démocratique (PD): Basically, a right-wing version of the Société du Cajuns, they support economically libertarian and social conservative policies it was previously in favour of segregation and nearly a century before that, slavery of the African American population. Their main base of support has always been rural francophones and suburbs of smaller cities such as Lafayette, Alexandria and Lake Charles.
Parti Gauche (PG): Directly decended from policies of the Long family of Louisiana, they are affiliated with no other party due to Louisiana being the only province where the main factions of Labor are split into two major political parties. Overall the party is economically left-wing and supportive of anti-racism and to an extent social liberalism. Their main base of support is from the working class. Along with the Parti Socialiste are in favour of abolishing language legislatures to promote harmony among the cultures of Louisiana.
Parti Socialiste (PS): Louisiana's only social democratic party, traditionally they are a coalition of left-leaning african americans and New Orleans middle class socialists. They have no affiliate - previously they were affililated with Labor although once the Gauche Party had split the federal Labor party decided to back away and Louisiana is now the only province in the Commonwealth where the Labor party's main factions are split into separate parties. Much like the Parti Gauche are in favour of abolishing language legislatures to promote harmony.
Democratic Centre Party (PCD): A christian democratic and economically liberal party with anglophone roots, they have been affiliated with the Federalist party for many-a-year and have never really made major breakthoughs due to their appeal solely on middle and upper class anglophones. They have been second largest advocate of keeping the language legislatures, along with the Parti Démocratique.
Parti Écologique (PE): Basically a more eco-friendly based version of the Socialist Party, they first gained a seat in the 2012 elections and have remained steady since their first gain. With Louisiana being faced with major natural disasters every year (and getting worse and worse) the party may be on the verge of a breakthrough.
The current composition of Louisiana's government is usually a complicated coalition of minor parties, currently the Société du Cajuns operates on minority government with confidence and supply with the Socialist and Democratic Centre parties.
I'm quite proud of this one, if anyone has any suggestions, please say. A redone Massachussets and Ontario political systems will come out today.
Société du Cajuns (SdC): Affiliated with the federal Union Populaire, their voter base and political ideology is nearly identical to their federal counterpart although have in recent years implemented policies that are slightly more right-leaning and corrupt than in previous years. Major legislation has included the creation of language legislatures for French, English and Creole (which in recent years has been a majorly dividing issue within the party), desegregating Louisiana and the natural disaster safety legislation brought into place after Hurricane Katrina. Ideologically the party is socially liberal and in favour of a mixed economy.
Parti Démocratique (PD): Basically, a right-wing version of the Société du Cajuns, they support economically libertarian and social conservative policies it was previously in favour of segregation and nearly a century before that, slavery of the African American population. Their main base of support has always been rural francophones and suburbs of smaller cities such as Lafayette, Alexandria and Lake Charles.
Parti Gauche (PG): Directly decended from policies of the Long family of Louisiana, they are affiliated with no other party due to Louisiana being the only province where the main factions of Labor are split into two major political parties. Overall the party is economically left-wing and supportive of anti-racism and to an extent social liberalism. Their main base of support is from the working class. Along with the Parti Socialiste are in favour of abolishing language legislatures to promote harmony among the cultures of Louisiana.
Parti Socialiste (PS): Louisiana's only social democratic party, traditionally they are a coalition of left-leaning african americans and New Orleans middle class socialists. They have no affiliate - previously they were affililated with Labor although once the Gauche Party had split the federal Labor party decided to back away and Louisiana is now the only province in the Commonwealth where the Labor party's main factions are split into separate parties. Much like the Parti Gauche are in favour of abolishing language legislatures to promote harmony.
Democratic Centre Party (PCD): A christian democratic and economically liberal party with anglophone roots, they have been affiliated with the Federalist party for many-a-year and have never really made major breakthoughs due to their appeal solely on middle and upper class anglophones. They have been second largest advocate of keeping the language legislatures, along with the Parti Démocratique.
Parti Écologique (PE): Basically a more eco-friendly based version of the Socialist Party, they first gained a seat in the 2012 elections and have remained steady since their first gain. With Louisiana being faced with major natural disasters every year (and getting worse and worse) the party may be on the verge of a breakthrough.
The current composition of Louisiana's government is usually a complicated coalition of minor parties, currently the Société du Cajuns operates on minority government with confidence and supply with the Socialist and Democratic Centre parties.
I'm quite proud of this one, if anyone has any suggestions, please say. A redone Massachussets and Ontario political systems will come out today.
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Cosmopolitans: A staunchly internationalist party in favour of a world government, the only party to be in favour of it represented in a provincial legislature. They hold one seat in Georgetown and another in Baltimore, likely due to both of them being some of the most of internationalist cities in the Commonwealth. Other than favouring world government and other internationalist policies they are in favour of a mixed economy and social libertarianism.
This isn't much, but it is something - an idea I had for a party in Maryland (or somewhere else.)
This isn't much, but it is something - an idea I had for a party in Maryland (or somewhere else.)
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Well, since Texas isn’t part of the CofA, he wouldn’t talk about them, he probably would talk about Texan politics.Alex Jones would have a field day talking about those folks.
I'll just upload the maps I have now for the great lakes region. I got Illinois and Iowa also done but will be creating writeups for those. Minnesota and Wabash still need to be translated to a template. That will probably be happening...after Thursday. Also will have a federal Region map so my references make sense. Then I will probably create wikiboxes for the Italian Revolution and China.
Ohio
137 Seats
Ohio cities are weird (seriously, go check the city lines for Columbus or Cinnci) which is why the urban seats look gerryed. Franckly, I don't think a left party can win in Ohio (without Toledo) unless they still have a significant seat count in Appalacia.
Michigan
107 Seats
Remember that there are Pop movements going on because the capital is Detroit. ~1.5 seats were moved from the Lansing Region to Wayne. The map definitely supports a variety of left-right coalitions.
Wisconsin
80 Seats
Included a Ethnic map, no differentiation between German Culture/German Language and German Culture/English language though. It is a simple plurality map and only maps language, so seats that are mixed like The tip of the peninsula and Green bay that are mixed show up as majority. Also doesn't differentiate between English Africans in Milwaukee and English whites in Waukeshau.
Kentucky
72 Seats
So go crazy with these maps.
Ohio
137 Seats
Ohio cities are weird (seriously, go check the city lines for Columbus or Cinnci) which is why the urban seats look gerryed. Franckly, I don't think a left party can win in Ohio (without Toledo) unless they still have a significant seat count in Appalacia.
Michigan
107 Seats
Remember that there are Pop movements going on because the capital is Detroit. ~1.5 seats were moved from the Lansing Region to Wayne. The map definitely supports a variety of left-right coalitions.
Wisconsin
80 Seats
Included a Ethnic map, no differentiation between German Culture/German Language and German Culture/English language though. It is a simple plurality map and only maps language, so seats that are mixed like The tip of the peninsula and Green bay that are mixed show up as majority. Also doesn't differentiate between English Africans in Milwaukee and English whites in Waukeshau.
Kentucky
72 Seats
here's wisconsin and the numbers:
Wisconsin Party: 43
Social Democratic Party: 22
Deutchspartei: 8
Liberal Party: 5
Green Party: 2
here's wisconsin and the numbers:
Wisconsin Party: 43
Social Democratic Party: 22
Deutchspartei: 8
Liberal Party: 5
Green Party: 2
You accidentally colored in Lake Oshkosh
k it exists now as a constituencyYou accidentally colored in Lake Oshkosh
