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--- stories:asb-pic_world:timeline [2019/03/29 15:14] – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Protestant uprising in Maryland
+France builds Fort de Chartres, founding the province of Upper Louisiana and establishing the first French presence in Illinois.
 s Creation of the Congress of the Indies
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 “ “ “ Upper Connecticut settlements founded after a failed Connecticuter campaign to seize English Fort
 Sanduskey
+The capital of Upper Louisiana moves from Illinois to the city of Saint-Louis west of the river.
 Virginia’s campaign along the Ohio
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 “ “ “ East Florida becomes a Captaincy-General and is separated from West Florida
+" " " Louisiana declares independence from republican France.
 Tense peace between England and France
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 Tory states of New England and pledge neutrality in the war. Considered the end of the Confederation of New
 England. New Scotland participates in an Anglo-American Congress for the first time.
+Pennsylvanian and Christianer attacks on the Illinois Country prompt Louisiana to join the war on the side of France. This paves the way for postwar reconciliation.
 Grand Council of the Ohio meets in Mississinewa - earliest predecessor of the State of Ohio
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 “ “ “ Virginia makes Tishomingo Purchase from Chicasaw.
-Jerome Bonaparte is named King of Canada and comes to Québec
+Jerome Bonaparte is named King of New France and comes to Québec.
-“ “ “ Carolina claims sovereignty over English settlements in West Florida
+" " " Louisiana consents to rejoin the French empire as an autonomous part of the Kingdom of New France.
+" " " The Treaty of Camden ends hostility between Watauga and Carolina.
+“ “ “ Carolina claims sovereignty over English settlements in West Florida, sparking the Florida Wars.
 First Philadelphia Congress marks the resumption of Anglo-Dutch Congresses. Congress becomes a permanent institution uniting most of the English states with the Covenant Chain members and New Scotland. Philadelphia is the permanent capital, though some Congresses are held in other Pennsylvania towns.
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 The State of Allegheny is organized, though for now it remains an Iroquois dependency.
- Illinois cedes southernmost towns to Virginia.
+ Many of Louisiana's borders are defined in a series of treaties negotiated both bilaterally and within the Grand Council:
+* In one of Crockett's Treaties, Louisiana and Chicasaw end decades of hostility.
+* A treaty between Louisiana and Chicasaw establishes the Mississippi River as the boundary between them.
+* The southernmost towns of Illinois are ceded to Virginia.
+* Louisiana defines the first permanent border between the provinces of Upper and Lower Louisiana.
+* Illinois is recognized as a separate province within Louisiana.
 England, France, and Spain (via Carolina, Louisiana, and East Florida) agree to a thirty-year truce and joint sovereignty in West Florida
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 s Poutaxia state government is centralized.
 " " " Huronia is divided into Departments.
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 Death of Napoleon II
-The French Empire is overthrown by the Second Republic
+The French Empire is overthrown by the Second Republic.
-“ “ “ Onontio’s Rebellion: Canada and its dependencies win independence from France
+“ “ “ Onontio’s Rebellion: Canada and its dependencies win independence from France.
-“ “ “ Declarations of independence in Illinois, Louisiana, and Saint-Domingue
+“ “ “ Declarations of independence in Illinois, Louisiana, and Saint-Domingue.
-“ “ “ West Florida English declare a republic; Louisiana attacks
+“ “ “ West Florida English declare a republic; Louisiana attacks.
 Spanish republicans join English rebels in West Florida; origin of the triple star flag
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 “ “ “ Illinois joins the Congress of the Nations.
+Louisiana joins the Congress of the Nations.
 The Grand Council splits off its hereditary members as the Chiefly Council, which is quickly sidelined and
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 -38 Miami War: Detroit against Sanduskey and Kekionga
+Louisiana concludes a treaty with Mexico fixing their mutual border. Louisiana organizes the Province of Middle Louisiana to govern the sparsely populated land on its side of the line. The capital is the town of Les-Arques.
 All sides accept Grand Council plan for West Florida to return to a triple condominium, but to advance toward independence. Tricameral legislature established.
+" " " Watauga passes a bill for gradual emancipation.
 Capital of Huronia is permanently fixed at Toronto
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 Manitoulin Country established
+" " " The borders of Middle Louisiana (the future Arques) are surveyed and set.
 **__1841 Earliest use of the name ASB; considered the founding date.__**
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 Acadia restores the Bonaparte prince, marking its independence from the French Republic. St. Pierre and Miquelon is France’s only remaining colony. By act of Congress, France keeps St. Pierre and rights along the French Shore of Newfoundland, while France’s role in Labrador formally passes to Canada.
+" " " First elected assembly in Middle Louisiana
 ==== 1850-1859 ====
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 Declaration of the Seminol Republic
+Middle Louisiana changes its name to Les-Arques.
 Completion of the Chicagou Canal, leading to the growth of Chicagou, Peoria, and other cities
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 “ “ “ Kenojé Country established
+" " " Railroad built between Watauga and Lower Virginia
 Miami-du-Lac Country established
+Louisiana grants greater autonomy to the two northern provinces of Upper Louisiana and the Arques.
 Start of Armand Linville’s Chief Ministry. During his tenure, he champions reforms that transfer the balance of power to Parliament over Congress
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 **__1868 First modern Parliament__**
+" " " The elected assembly of the Arques assumes most of the powers of government. The state sends separate delegations to all confederal institutions for the first time.
 ==== 1870-1879 ====
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 Death of Chief Minister Armand Linville; leadership of his Democratic Party passes to conservatives while reformists form the Whigs.
+" " " The Arques' capital moves from the town of Les-Arques to Champ-d'Espoir.
+Louisianan officials and chiefs in Dakota ask to send delegates to Congress to represent their territory, essentially the start of Dakota's statehood.
 -1880 Anti-slavery reforms in Carolina under Premier Zebulon Vance
+Abolition of slavery in the Arques
 ASB adopts its flag during the premiership of William Walker
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 Failure of Chief Minister Garfield’s universal suffrage proposal
+Lower Louisiana renounces all remaining supervisory powers over The Arques' government and laws.
 Seminol adopts a directly elected presidency
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 “ “ “ Election of Chief Minister Wilfrid Laurier
+The Arques takes away from Lower Louisiana the last vestige of colonial control, namely the power to name the Governor. Governors instead will name their own successors, subject to a vote of approval by the people.
 Statehood for St. Pierre and Miquelon