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13 British North American colonies band together to form a new government and declare independence from the British Empire. With the eventual help of Indigenous Allies and European powers that were rivals of the British Empire, these colonies defeated the British, their German mercenaries, and their Indigenous allies, leading to the formation and expansion of the United States of America, from the Atlantic to the Mississippi.
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Describing a series of conflicts and wars between the U.S government and various Indigenous tribes over territorial claims and sovereignty. These wars occurred over expansion and conquest by the U.S government against defending indigenous tribes in order to subjugate and "civilize."
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Following tensions with British Canada over intersecting territorial claims and trade restrictions, the U.S government and their Indigenous allies declare war on the British and their Indigenous allies.
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This was a war of territorial expansion by the U.S. The war began following the secession of the region of Texas from Mexico by a majority of ethnic Americans and other immigrants sympathetic to U.S annexation. Texas won independence and remained so for about a decade until Texas was formally annexed by the U.S. This stoked tensions between the U.S and Mexico until Mexico declared war on the U.S. The U.S won, annexing Texas, as well as Mexican territory stretching to the Pacific Coast.
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War following the unrecognized secession of the Confederate States of America from the U.S. The C.S.A fought for independence over feelings of lack of representation in their desire to maintain institutional slavery. The U.S fought for control over their territory, moral differences on slavery, punishment of treason. This ended in a decisive victory for the U.S and the dissolution of the C.S.A.
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