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[[The State]] went from an alliance of confederated guilds into a single government and military. |
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[[The Big Three]], especially the increasingly dominant Auel began to believe that democracy could not work in The State. |
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The State Military became the major branch of The State with the loss of government bureaus. Government projects were regarded as pointless with the failure of the Ministry of Justice. |
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The rebellion spurred the rapid expansion of The State Military in order to supress any communists. |
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Prime Minister James lost significant power with The State Parliament becoming effectively defunct. Power became highly concentrated in Viral and Auel, and later entirely in Auel after [[Viral]] resigned as General. |
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[[The State]] was headed down the path toward militarism, dictatorship, and discrimination of any foreign ideas. Dissent of any kind afterwards was dealt with immediate exile to prevent possible spread of anti-state ideas. |
[[The State]] was headed down the path toward militarism, dictatorship, and discrimination of any foreign ideas. Dissent of any kind afterwards was dealt with immediate exile to prevent possible spread of anti-state ideas. |
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Revision as of 14:33, 11 July 2014
The Communist Rebellion was the first rebellion in State history. Instigated by the Minister of Justice, Xinke Han, it encompassed nearly half of representatives from Parliament and the majority of the government sector. The group demanded a communist government after the Constitution was ratified, which made for a constitutional republic. Since it had been ratified by a narrow majority in Parliament, the Constitution passed but opposition culminated in the Communist Rebellion.
Effects
The State, was widely distrusted after the communist rebellion and were never given officer ranks or positions of power.
The State was headed down the path toward militarism, dictatorship, and discrimination of any foreign ideas. Dissent of any kind afterwards was dealt with immediate exile to prevent possible spread of anti-state ideas.
