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Published: 2010-09-12 03:44:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 20326; Favourites: 148; Downloads: 163
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The European Federal Union, was the second civilization to adopt the Four Tier Republic for administering their vast Space Colonies. Like the United States, many of Europe's space colonies were founded by minority groups. Unlike America, however, Europe's colonies were not founded by ideological minorities, but rather cultural minorities throughout Europe's incredibly diverse provinces.These are the European Republics of the Inner Planets. I apologize in advance to what is probably a great amount of cultural ignorance, I am a Yank, and thusly a moron
European Outer Colonies
American Outer Colonies
American Inner Colonies
Colonial Mars
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I think the EU would never actually become a political union. I think the separate countries would rather have separate colonies. The Third British Empire, The French Commonwealth, The Dutch Outer Indies, The Belgian Mars, etc.
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I used to think they could unite, but old habits die hard in Europe, and they're clearly not willing to pay the price of federation. If anything, I think we'll see a new balkanization in the next century.
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Indeed. Maybe if Space Colonization is possible in the future, the European nations could regain empires. After all, Belgium used to own the Congo. And the Netherlands owned Indonesia from the 1600s to 1949.
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Why they would adapt the american way? I bet they would come for somethin diferent. If you make a chinese system, belive me they would centralize everithing.
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The same reasons America adopted the Greek way, and the Roman way, and the British way.
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Look, I wasn't tryng to be mean, but I got your point, however the greek way system is not 100% greek 
Anyway I just think that maybe at the very start it could work, but I think you should give the political systems further particularities.
For example, China wouldn't allow that kind of divition: it would be more centric, being every colony a sort of province.
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You just proved my point. Systems are adopted because they work, and a four tier republic would be ideal to administer multiple planetary governments.
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No, in this case it would adopted because is the only one because the US would been the only one to come with that at first. It would work like that at the start of this colonial race of sorts, but maybe they(europe) would go with giving them independence or maybe creating more juridical and political divitions etc. And perhaps in the case of China they would prefer to create a provincial system with no flags and identity, giving the chinese Hans etnocentrism (think of the persian/roman empire in space with Beijing as its center).
Only my opinion.
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Sorry for the grammar. When I get into these internet debates in english I always write with some bad spelling and some bad grammar.
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Wow, New Aragon. I hope this will never exist, but it looks cool
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ANOTHER GOOD ONE OF YOUR WORKS I SEE YOU HAVE APLENTY OF IDEAS ABOUT MAPS AND FLAGS
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What I want to know for this page is what's going on with that Apple?
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Its a reference to the legendary island of Arthurian legend, famous for its apples.
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Nice work here. I like how Prussia never seems to die, even after global flooding.
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If you're a bit lost on Europe's cultural minorities, Wikipedia is always a good sources. Otherwise, I've got a map of a future Europe with state borders roughly based on thouse of Europe's many linguistic minorites. CaptainVoda also has such a map and a good one at that.
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Hmm. Finns missing as usual 
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Working on it, those will be Europe's the outer colonies.
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