Minston Republics: Difference between revisions
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=== Tribes === | === Tribes === | ||
Minn Tribes|Paurian Tribes|Amien Tribes | Minn Tribes|Paurian Tribes|Amien Tribes | ||
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=== First Colonial Wave === | === First Colonial Wave === | ||
Colonizes Ilthin|Noivern | Colonizes Ilthin|Noivern | ||
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==== Problems in Norvein ==== | ==== Problems in Norvein ==== | ||
In a hope to gain more land for themselves, [[Terruban]] and the colonists in Minstonian colonies who wanted to be independent fought against Minstonia to grab more land for themselves. | In a hope to gain more land for themselves, [[Terruban]] and the colonists in Minstonian colonies who wanted to be independent fought against Minstonia to grab more land for themselves. | ||
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=== Grand War === | === Grand War === | ||
{{Further|Grand War}} | {{Further|Grand War}} | ||
=== Post-War === | === Post-War === | ||
After the Grand War, industry was thriving in Minston, but the road infrastructure was still poor. Prime Senator Coppenbauld introduced the 'Interway and General Infrastructure Act of 1630' in February, and although criticisms arouse of the practicability of the Interway, the Theatre passed it in April. Construction of the new roads, rail lines, air docks, and the Interway created thousands of jobs for the Minston people. The Interway was a large road that would follow the path of the Continental Web without stopping through towns and cities, allowing for long distance travel to become much faster. | After the Grand War, industry was thriving in Minston, but the road infrastructure was still poor. Prime Senator Coppenbauld introduced the 'Interway and General Infrastructure Act of 1630' in February, and although criticisms arouse of the practicability of the Interway, the Theatre passed it in April. Construction of the new roads, rail lines, air docks, and the Interway created thousands of jobs for the Minston people. The Interway was a large road that would follow the path of the Continental Web without stopping through towns and cities, allowing for long distance travel to become much faster. | ||
=== Contemporary history === | |||
== Geography, climate, and environment == | == Geography, climate, and environment == | ||