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Following the ratification of the United Earth Constitution the various states, provinces, etc of the Earth were mandated to redraw their borders to comply with the minimum population requirements necessary for statehood, effectively dissolving most of the Earth's historic regions and eliminating what remained of national boundaries. In North America this happened surprisingly quickly, as many former US States promptly established themselves as some of the first States within the United Earth. Many speculate this is largely due to the internal divisions within most North American regions.Related content
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I can't seem to find it. It was like an old textbook map.
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Hmm, looks like I'd be a citizen of the Great Plains area.
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Now i want to see what south america looks like.
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Alaska-Yukon Territory will be more likely be Nunavut territory
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Have you come up with what is the population requirement for an area to become a state of the unified Earth
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I think it was about 30 million or so.
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Yuck Washington...if it has to be a world spanning US then how about San Francisco?
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unless i'm mistaken, i think in this Amarica was a large founder, so i'm not surprise.
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Actually it got tripled in size when you look at the map.
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I have to protest the use of Des Moines as capital. Minneapolis is the largest city on the Great Plains!
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I must protest as well! Why is Topeka on the map and not Wichita? Wichita is the biggest city in Kansas while Topeka is a glorified suburb with an aged capital building. Not to mention the fact that Wichita is home to the aviation industry that produces much of the airplanes and spacecraft parts used the world over...
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This is highly fascinating, all of the ideas and scenarios that are coming into my mind right now xD
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loved the way you re-partitioned North America, do you have the other maps as well ?
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Working on Europe. Asia is going to take a while.
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And this is also cool! Do you write or are all of your ideas expressed through art?
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Look through my gallery and you'll see that I do write.
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So I see. Is there a place to see the full length versions, or do you post them chapter for chapter here alone?
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Only chapter by chapter.
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Do you have any interest in taking part in a writing anthology involving offworld colonization and not-too-distant future scenarios?
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Only if its my own project that I can do at my own pace.
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That would be no then. But thanks!
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Are you going to make similar maps for the other continents?
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Do you have a plan for what order you're doing the continents in? Or are you doing it as you feel?
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There is no point geting worked up over a fictional map
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Why Quebec South shore is given to New England ?
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Its a purely asb sci-fi scenario, not a prediction.
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Does it really make sense to have only 3 Mexican states (Aztlan and Texas would be majority American), after all Mexico has 100m million people. Personally I think that the names don't fit much as no region in Mexico is more fit to be called Mexico than any other and Maya and Aztec aren't really good names for any mexican region. it would be like calling your American states old native American names for the, such as Iroquois for New York.
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those regions are majority mayan and aztec. well a decent portion at least. the natives still EXIST there, most of them bred with white ppl though.
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Uh, no. Texas and New Mexico are actually a majority minority states now, and the inclusion of the Northern Mexican states would put it over the top. And each state displayed here has a population of approximately 30 million people, with the northern territories being too small in population for statehood.
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I'm fairly sure that that puts around half of Quebec's population in New England...
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No, Montreal and Quebec City are not in New England.
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yes, but around half of Quebec's population live south of the St Lawrence. the maritimes being New English makes sense, the additions in Quebec do not.
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