Jack of Harts

The New England Federation rose out of an era of great strife. This was the plan. Decades of deficit spending on the part of the Federal government had pushed inflation to stress lower class economics. Increasingly stringent lockdowns during the string of Chinese pandemics destroyed small businesses throughout America. Fortified elections protected the Federal government from the fickle whims of the lower classes. Social networks censored political disagreement and silenced those who spoke out. Lower class Americans were constantly stressed and threatened by every day life in America. But benevolent charities created by the Great Families were always ready to help those in need. This was the plan. A better society, led by those ready to meet the future we all faced. The fundamental transformation of America. The great reset. The New England Federation.

The Great Families who built the New England Federation were firm believers in pursuing social justice and righting the wrongs of the past. They wished the Federation to grow into the future without all of the social baggage of racism, genderism, or the other sins of the past that were still practiced outside their borders. They promised the most basic of human rights, a restitution of everything stolen from the people of all classes and backgrounds. They even went into the major population centers that had been devastated by the social unrest of the Second Great Depression, including Chicago and Detroit, and rebuilt them into the major City-States they are now. As always, it was security and prosperity that they offered, and they delivered it everywhere that accepted their vision of the future. To Make America Better.

The Great Families created their new world order in their holdings on the East Coast of America. The governments of Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts signed up to become Day One Federation Member States, and every State from Maryland to Maine followed their lead within months. The New England Federation was the single most powerful American alliance when Texas called a State Convention to convene on the matter of the failing Federal government. They helped hold the line on many of Texas’ more crazy proposals, and made certain that the Federation’s principles would survive and thrive following the convention. It is because of those early adopters that the New England Federation thrives to this day.