SAN FRANCISCO – A new left-wing coalition party is formed in California, led by Xu and Auburn.
SAN FRANCISCO – A new left-wing coalition party is formed in California, led by Xu and Auburn.
Plays out as it did in real-world history.
Pat Brown is ousted by his Republican challenger as California decisively turns red.
Cataclysmic floods, unhindered by an unbuilt dam, decimate the greater Central Valley region.
The US refuses to be in an organization that is willing to recognize the People's Republic of China.
The incident ends the Vietnam War, but a nuclear standoff ensues as the Sino-Soviet bloc mulls retaliation.
Auburn and his party campaign to remove Nixon, and he successfully rides the wave of anti-presidential outrage to the polls.
Xu campaigns masterfully. Auburn portrays himself and his state as the victims of a vengeful presidential administration.
Voters pass an initiative calling for a special election on Californian independence.
The move cripples California's water supply. Auburn accuses Goldwater of acting punitively.
Though functionally unusable until the 1980's, and inferior to the USA's ARPANet, it represents a major Californian technological development.