Ww2 Case Study

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In the year 1933,a group of businessmen attempted to overthrow Franklin Delano Roosevelt after a major boost of fascist ideas in several American political parties...what a surprise....Luckily for democracy,the coup failed (It never even went past stage one).But,because i'm a sucker for mental pain,I decided to come back and cover what would have happened if the coup would have went for worth,and succeed....This is going to be bad,don't say I didn't warn you....

This scenario will focus on three main aspects,1:how the United States would change following the coup,2:how the outcome of ww2 would change,and 3:how Canada and Mexico would respond there being Fascists in control of America...Oh wait... memeil-trump On March
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The FSA Retreats back into Southern Vermont, where they begin to build defenses including trenches,barbed wire,and bunkers,which very much resembled the situation in Northern France,1917.Meanwhile,the Canadians do the same in Upper New England, adding naval guns on the coast in case of an invasion by the small,but powerful FSA navy.This situation would result in a two-week stalemate in New England, with nither side being able to advance. This forces the FSA to attempt an offensive in the so-far unproductive Midwestern front to force the Canadians to reinforce their RSA allies.This offensive starts on July the 19th,with 48,000 FSA troops (supported by large amounts of new M4 Sherman Tanks) storming into Southern Ohio and Indiana, in an attempt to take the …show more content…
Following the 2cd American War,or as it was known outside of the United States,"The 1933 American Uprisings",both nations would struggle to keep themselves balanced (considering both were new nations) and redistribute assets seized in the war.President Rockefeller would order that new industries be erected as part of his "plan" to bring the FSA out of the depression.Rockefeller also began trade with the new fascist regime in the form of Nazi Germany,beginning good relations between the two.While,MacArthur would work with White to stabilize the RSA,funding new small businesses and farms in the Midwest,along with creating the first elections in the new nation's history,the senate elections.The elections resulted in the Democratic Party winning 7/10 seats of the senate,with Republican Party winning 2/10 seats,and the remaining seat being won by Wisconsin Independent Darius Marks,a veteran of the 2cd American Civil War.MacArthur also kept his desire to ally with Britain and France,a desire that was now achievable due to the end of the American Civil War....Over the next two years,the RSA and FSA would slowly bring themselves out of the depression and build alliances globally,while maintaining a relative peace between the two.However,both Rockefeller and MacArthur knew this "peace" would not last,especially considering the new tensions in Europe and Asia presenting a possible new international conflict.Rockefeller,realizing that he may want to get involved with the possible new

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