The Confederate States of America

In February 1861, American allies worried about the economic collapse and withdrew from the alliance. President Lincoln was elected in November 1861 and South Henners knew that their slaves were abolished and the economy collapsed, so they were separated. South Carolina is the first state to succeed from the league. The other ten states soon set out on the same road. The Federal Army caught the Sumter Fortress in South Carolina and began civil war by believing that they could win.

The United States Allied Forces president has been elected for six years and can not be reelected. The only president was Jefferson Davis; the American allies were defeated by the federal government before the term of office ended. The unique force to empower the Federal President is the ability to include a bill in the project rejection power, which is the power of some governors. Congress can override the same 2/3 majority of general or project vetoing rights as required by the US Congress.

In the United States and the United States, there are three main flag designs between its existence. The first known as Star and Bar was chosen as a national flag by the Legislative Council of the interim government and climbed on March 4, 1861 at the Parliament House of Montgomery, Alabama. The flags are as follows. "Red Fields" Whitespace spread horizontally across the center and the width is one-third the width of the banner. The red space above and below is the same as white. Joint blue will extend down through the white space and stop at the bottom red space. The circle of the white star in the center of the league corresponds to the country in the coalition. Stars and bars have never passed, but have become the flag of the Commonwealth for more than two years. Texas is the seventh state to join the federal