United Alliance of Earth
Structure
History
Pre-Unification:
Before they launched into space, the planet was split into several divided states constantly bickering with one another. The nations would have stayed this way until the Horizon Event, a large EMP wiped out most systems and spun the planet into chaos. However, with the assistance of three leaders, President Anna Melton, President Zi Yijun, and Prime Minster Heine Bach, they were able to put aside differences to combat the threat. This built the ground work for the unifying the entire planet. When the time came to stand together when the first colony within the system was founded, the trust was built and allowed for the United Nations of Earth to form.United Nations of Earth:
There were many hurdles to unify the world. Radical groups sought to destabilize everything the UNE attempted to accomplish. For awhile it work from the Terrorist Attack of Venice, the successful assassination of Heine Bach, and the Mars Rebellion. Within 20 years the UNE had lost members and was due to collapse. It was the election of the President Linda Daniels, whose platform was planet unification, forced the separatist states to unify. The Unification War began causing the Third World War. The war was viscous and deadly. The UNE was victorious due to the resources their remaining members held. The UNE reorganized into the UAE with a more centralized government and locked down the members into one governing body permanently.Age of Galactic Colonization:
When The Turner Log was published a whole galaxy of possibles erupted from the UAE. They establish the United Colonization Effort to begin colonization outside the Sol system. Exploration of the Galaxy was a priority and to find intelligent life. Eventually they did with the Fexians and Tasinara. Colonies were formed on the planets of Palacios and Helion. They continue to initiative to strive to discover and explore what waits them in the galaxy.Territories
Military
Foreign Relations
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