Georgia (state)

For other places and people named Georgia, see Georgia (disambiguation)

Georgia is a state in the Southern United States. It is bordered by North Carolina and Tennessee to the north, South Carolina to the east and northeast, Florida to the south, Alabama to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Its capital and largest city is Atlanta.

It was established in 1732, making it the last of the Thirteen Colonies. It revolted against British rule in the American Revolution and was the fourth state to ratify the United States Constitution, which it did on January 2, 1788.

It seceded from the Union on January 21, 1861 and was one of the original seven Confederate States.

Georgia in The Disunited States of AmericaEdit

Georgia was one of the many nation-states that emerged in North America after the United States fell apart in the early 19th century. Ted Snodgrass had some 1920 Georgia shillings in his coin collection.

Georgia in The Guns of the SouthEdit

Georgia succeeded from the Union during the Second American Revolution and joined the Confederacy.

During the 1867 presidential election, it was one of six states that Confederate Party candidate Robert E. Lee carried in his election to the presidency. The state had 12 electoral votes during the election.^[1]

Georgia in Southern VictoryEdit

In late 1943, following the fall of Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States forces entered Georgia for the first time since Georgia's secession from the Union in 1861.

Georgia in The Two GeorgesEdit

In the aftermath of the Seven Years' War, Georgia was one of a number of colonies that chafed under unrepresentative direct British rule. However, a new arrangement was peacefully negotiated forming the North American Union. Thus, Georgia was one of the oldest Provinces of the NAU.

Literary commentEdit

In addition to OTL Georgia, the province includes most of Alabama.^[2]

See AlsoEdit

• Peachtree Province, a province in the Kingdom of Detina in The War Between the Provinces series that is based on the state of Georgia.

ReferencesEdit

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v • d • e The Guns of the South POV Characters Nate Caudell • Robert E. Lee Secondary Characters Mollie Bean • Judah Benjamin • Albert Gallatin Brown • Benjamin Butler • Jefferson Davis • Konrad de Buys • Nathan Bedford Forrest • Ulysses S. Grant • Benny Lang • Mary Anna Custis Lee • Raeford Liles • Abraham Lincoln • Henry Pleasants • Andries Rhoodie • William Seward • Horatio Seymour • Edwin M. Stanton • Alexander Stephens • Louis Wigfall Geography Confederate States • United States • Nashville, North Carolina • Richmond • Rivington • Washington City Events Second American Revolution • US Presidential Election, 1864 • Anglo-American War of 1866 • CS Presidential Election, 1867 • Richmond Massacre Other AK-47 • Rivington Men • Slavery • Confederate Party • Patriot Party

v • d • e Southern Victory Books How Few Remain The Great War (American Front • Walk in Hell • Breakthroughs) American Empire (Blood and Iron • The Center Cannot Hold • The Victorious Opposition) Settling Accounts (Return Engagement • Drive to the East • The Grapple • In at the Death) 1 of 11 Add photo POV Characters Reggie Bartlett3† • Flora Blackford1 • Sam Carsten1 • Samuel Clemens0† • Anne Colleton4† • Tom Colleton6† • George Armstrong Custer0† • Frederick Douglass0† • Jerry Dover6 • Abner Dowling1 • Cincinnatus Driver1 • George Enos2† • George Enos Jr.5 • Sylvia Enos3† • Jake Featherston1† • Lucien Galtier3† • Armstrong Grimes5 • Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson0† • Roger Kimball3† • Robert E. Lee2† • Abraham Lincoln0† • Lord Lyons2† • Cassius Madison6 • Paul Mantarakis2† • Chester Martin1 • Arthur McGregor3† • Gordon McSweeney2† • Irving Morrell1 • Jonathan Moss1 • Leonard O'Doull5 • Jefferson Pinkard1 • Mary McGregor Pomeroy5† • Michael Pound6 • Clarence Potter5 • Stephen Ramsay2† • Hipolito Rodriguez5† • Jorge Rodriguez6 • Theodore Roosevelt0† • Scipio4† • Alfred von Schlieffen0† • Nellie Semphroch3† • Jeb Stuart0† • Unnamed Lieutenant Carrying Special Order 1910† Countries United States • Confederate States • Canada • Mexico • Republic of Quebec • Britain • France • Russia • Germany • Austria-Hungary • Ottoman Empire • Japan Events War of Secession • Second Mexican War • Great War • Mexican Civil War • Pacific War • Spanish Civil War • Second Great War Politicial Parties Democratic Party • Socialist Party • Republican Party • Whig Party • Radical Liberal Party • Freedom Party • Silver Shirts • Action Francaise 0=denotes a character who was a POV in How Few Remain only 1=denotes a character who was a POV from American Front through In at the Death 2=denotes a character who was a POV for all or part The Great War trilogy only 3=denotes a character who was a POV for The Great War and all or part of the American Empire trilogy 4=denotes a character who was a POV for the The Great War trilogy, the American Empire trilogy, and part of the Settling Accounts series 5=denotes a character who was a POV for the American Empire trilogy and the Settling Accounts series 6=denotes a character who was a POV for all or part of the Settling Accounts series only † denotes a deceased character.

v • d • e The Two Georges POV Characters Thomas Bushell Secondary Characters Samuel Stanley · Kathleen Flannery · Horace Bragg · Sir Martin Luther King · David Clarke · Felix Crooke · Shikalimo · Joseph Kilbride · "Honest" Dick · John Kennedy · George Harris · Philippe Bonaparte · Irene Clarke · Charles III Geography North American Union · New Liverpool · Victoria · Buckley Bay · Doshoweh · Boston · Charleroi · Georgestown Organisations Royal American Mounted Police · Sons of Liberty · Independence Party Titles King-Emperor of Great Britain · Governor-General of the North American Union Technology Steamer · Airship Events Theft of The Two Georges