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       Colombian Factbook #2
   DIR By: Columbia
       Date: September 27, 2015, 10:03 pm
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       THE END OF THE GOLDEN AGE: 1900-1925
       In the early 20th Century, Columbia's power in the world began
       to decrease. It's voice in the NCSA had crumbled to an all time
       low after this period and is still present in some ways to this
       day. It did continue economic growth for Columbia, despite the
       outlawing of involuntary slavery. During this time period
       Columbia had began anti-Asian sentiment throughout the region
       preaching across the states that Beijing and other Asian cities
       were against Americanism and freedom. This era began new life in
       racism for Columbia. Blacks and whites feared Asians and
       Hispanics and kept them out. Choctaw and Cherokee Indians too
       conformed to the ideals that Asians were lower than man. In
       1925, crop failure caused an economic depression. Struggling to
       find new workers, Columbia allowed Asians to come in to the
       state, although many were incarcerated and forced into life
       slavery. Unfortunately Columbia began to loose power with the
       expansion of anti-conservative ideologies such as socialism and
       communism. The following years Columbia would begin to occupy
       Chinese territories and create slave farms in the coming
       generations.
       OOC: I don't believe that Asians are lower species btw.
       OCCUPATION OF BEIJING: 1926-1965
       Columbia had radically transformed China and the thinking of
       them. Despite the outlaw of slavery on the mainland of Columbia,
       slavery was present oversees. Colombian leftists rallied against
       the government and demanded equal rights for all. Columbia's
       government under Governor Fredrick Harrison and Governor Shawn
       June ignored these calls completely. The War of Beijing, lead by
       modern day young war hero, current Governor Grant Preston,
       Beijing was destroyed and Colombian territories were settled in.
       By the year 1965, Columbia was once again a top of agriculture
       and it still to this date sits on this pedestal as the top
       producer of cotton. In 1970 however, Columbia cut off ties with
       the colonies and the colonies became modern day New Columbus and
       Oxford (then Beijing)
       1966-Present: THE REBEL STATE
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