American Front

The American Front of World War II was one of the more bloodier events during the war. As most of the battles happened near major cities, the ultimate motive of the invasions was unknown.

Background
World War I radically broke the world's maps. Many new countries came and went during the battle between the Entente and the Central Powers, and many of the members were taxed to oblivion, annexed, or simply broken, whether political or governmental. One such case was Germany, who felt betrayed by the Powers after they switched sides during the war. Over the next 20 years, Germany slowly became more and more radical, and the invasion of Poland kickstarted the most bloodiest battle in history.

The United States was mostly peaceful during the war. Although most were tense, America at most was hauling equipment due to trade alliances. Everything went apeshit for America after the Pearl Harbor bombings, and when the United States soon went berserk, there was nothing it could do except wage war on it's close neighbor.

Canadian Division (1931)
Canada was divided into two states, the Toronto Company and the Alberta-Victoria Provinces in order for better management for the British Empire. However, this made it weaker; as the AVP had more troops stationed due to a looming threat of battle, the Toronto Company was mostly less guarded as Britain had a loose sense of threat for capitals. It was only after the war kick-started that Canada was guarded more. Germany and Italy, long before the war happened finding this out, soon drafted plans for a future invasion of Canada should they own all of Eurasia.

Spanish Civil War (1936)
Spain entered a civil war in 1936, in which the Republicans attempted to fight off the Nationalists. Germany and Italy had led a hand to the Nationalists, who grew stronger and stronger the more it left on. Although the UK attempted to support the current government, they were soon outnumbered. The civil war ended in early 1937; months before the war began. The United States grew more tense because of this.

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