Recolonization War

The War of Recolonization started in 2006 when tensions were higher than ever. The Americans were hungry for revolution. In June, Norfolk Black declared independence as the Confederacy of Newark. They Immediately started attacking British outposts on the shore. They collapsed shortly after the Battle of Quebec, and their territory was split between the British and Spanish. In November, Norfolk's brother, August Black, proclaimed the Second Confederacy of Newark. They rushed through New York and DC until British reinforcements arrived. The British were able to take Boston, but not go any further.

After seeing the British troops powerless, Newark focused their soldiers on British Canada. At the 2nd Battle of Quebec, the Newark advance was halted. 2007, after a year of stalemate, a new faction rose. The United States under Obama. They took New York, but were halted. The British requested that the Spanish join the war, and so they did. At the Battle of Wilmington, a US victory, had most of Obama's east coast secured. Newark surrendered at the Battle of Charleston, leaving the Americans with most of their land. Obama built forts along the Atlantic Seaboard, and focuses his forces on the Spanish. By 2008, The Spanish had surrendered their land in the US, and the United States was officially created with its capital at Washington D.C. In 2009, the British did not make any major gains, except for a few landings on the coast of Maine and Florida. In February 2010,

Queen Elizabeth II saw that the war was hopeless, and signed her possessions over to Obama.