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United Provinces of America (Washington Shot at Murdering Town!)

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The United Provinces of America (U.P.A) is a member state of the British Empire and Commonwealth (B.E.C) located in North America. Founded as a sub autonomous nation of 18th century Great Britain the United Provinces of America developed as a powerful member of the British influenced world. Expanding from its core of the Atlantic Coast of North America the U.P.A covers the breadth of the continent to the Pacific and Arctic Oceans. Informally the U.P.A is referred to as British America or simply America. In its history the America benefited from British lead industrialization before becoming a technological leader in its own right. The culture of the U.P.A is a production of its colonial and industrial origins, being primarily influenced from Great Britain, West Africa and, Amerindiana. His

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Sir Nigel Harrison

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The United Provinces of America (U.P.A) is a member state of the British Empire and Commonwealth (B.E.C) located in North America. Founded as a sub autonomous nation of 18th century Great Britain the United Provinces of America developed as a powerful member of the British influenced world. Expanding from its core of the Atlantic Coast of North America the U.P.A covers the breadth of the continent to the Pacific and Arctic Oceans. Informally the U.P.A is referred to as British America or simply America. In its history the America benefited from British lead industrialization before becoming a technological leader in its own right. The culture of the U.P.A is a production of its colonial and industrial origins, being primarily influenced from Great Britain, West Africa and, Amerindiana. Historically America hosted strong facial and regional identities. However, in the present, British America has created its own national identity defined more by the country's place in the New World and the current role within the British Empire and Commonwealth than its colonial past. America is a key exporter of grain and petroleum and a long time manufacturing base both empire and world wide. Since the 2000's the U.P.A has boomed as world leader in hi-tech and internet technology.