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Published: 2011-03-24 03:46:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 2514; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 131
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A map of the United Federation of Europe, the successor state to the failed European Union.The UFE was divided into States and Administrative Regions, with each having a different purpose in the UFE government. States voted for representation in the UFE Parliament based on population. Administrative regions voted on two representatives to the UFE Advisory Council, a special branch of the government tasked with addressing issues normally assigned to interior ministers and presidential secretaries. Administrative Regions also selected one judge every 4 years to serve on the UFE Supreme Court.
To balance out the power between the UFEP, UFEAC, and UFESC, there was the President of the UFE, who was voted into office by all citizens eligible to vote for a 6 year term.
While almost half of Europe is under direct Russian control, or under puppet regimes aligning with the Russians, there are special amendments in the UFE Constitution granting all nations of Europe entry into the UFE once they become free.
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Euskadi is the name for Basque Country in Basque
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I know it, I live near it. I meant that extension is not the real Euskadi's extension.
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Do you that meme Poland cannot into space? Now Poland can into Germany...
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Holy crap, Poland conquered east Germany D:<
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Not quite.
Russia conquered Eastern Europe, and following the end of the war carved out Poland from its holdings as a puppet state.
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Ah well the other map showed Poland owning quite a bit of German land, but it makes sense that it is a puppet.
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One main point, everyone seems to forget this, but in any united Europe, England would be split into the 9 regions. Cornwall on this map is also about twice it's real size.
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Well for a start there's a fact that England has 5 out of every 6 people in the UK, thus if your going to use Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland then England is stupidly large. There's also the fact that because of this the 9 regions are used as European parliamentary constituency's in just the same way that Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are.
As for Cornwall, it's a very old cultural and geographical division that is much better defined then England, Scotland or Wales. It is the part of the peninsular after the river Tamar. The area you have marked is more consistent with Dumnonia, which included Cornwall and Devon, as well as parts of Somerset and Dorset. What you have marked is infact almost identical to the South-West region of England, one of the 9 I mentioned before.
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44 years and a terrible war can change things
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Unless the war was EXTREMELY bad, the population will have increased if any thing, even in the years after WWII the world population was far larger then it had been before. Also unless you plan on changing the climate and location of cites/industry ext the population of England is still going to be far more then the rest of the UK. It would take nothing short of submerging the hole place or turning it into a nuclear wast-land to change that. There's also nothing that will change Cornwall's 1.5 thousand year old borders, the one you've got is 3 times the size.
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Whats with you and Cornwall?
Its a fake map.
Get over it.
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All I'm saying is that that's not Cornwall on there, and it's not like it's a huge effort to change the name to "Dumnonia", "Wessex" or "South West". I was just pointing it out.
The thing about the other 9 regions is that I've simply seen it done along component country borders so many times, I though I would point out what is more likely.
I'm not getting at you, like I've said, I do like the map, if I didn't I would not have bothered telling you how I think it could be improved. I'm not getting at you and there is no need to get defensive. Overall, I think you've done a very good job.
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Just to point out, I'm actually a fan of the map otherwise 
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