About: Rocky Mountains Confederation (The Many Nations of North America)

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Originally a nation in the central United States, the RMC suffered a slow and agonizing death in the 1990s. This was to have devastating consequences for the rest of America. The nation collapsed in 1997 into several warlord factions, with various other rogues traveling the countryside. Large areas of the nation got back to a nearly feudal level of existence, some had level of living below the one of Aztlan. This led to the North American War, which killed millions of people. Historians still continue to debate today whether earlier intervention could have saved the RMC from collapse in the way it did.

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rdfs:label	Rocky Mountains Confederation (The Many Nations of North America)
rdfs:comment	Originally a nation in the central United States, the RMC suffered a slow and agonizing death in the 1990s. This was to have devastating consequences for the rest of America. The nation collapsed in 1997 into several warlord factions, with various other rogues traveling the countryside. Large areas of the nation got back to a nearly feudal level of existence, some had level of living below the one of Aztlan. This led to the North American War, which killed millions of people. Historians still continue to debate today whether earlier intervention could have saved the RMC from collapse in the way it did.
dcterms:subject	North Dakota North Dakota Dakota Dakota Nations (The Many Nations of North America) The Many Nations of North America The Many Nations of North America Nations (The Many Nations of North America) South Dakota South Dakota
abstract	Originally a nation in the central United States, the RMC suffered a slow and agonizing death in the 1990s. This was to have devastating consequences for the rest of America. The nation collapsed in 1997 into several warlord factions, with various other rogues traveling the countryside. Large areas of the nation got back to a nearly feudal level of existence, some had level of living below the one of Aztlan. This led to the North American War, which killed millions of people. Historians still continue to debate today whether earlier intervention could have saved the RMC from collapse in the way it did.

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