Nation/Union of Christian States
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| The Constitutional Republic of the Union of Christian States The Christian States
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| Motto: One Nation, Under Christ | |||
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| Region | [[Region/League of Christian Nations|League of Christian Nations]] | ||
| Capital | Beaumont | ||
| Largest city | Houston | ||
| Official languages | none at federal level | ||
| Recognised national languages | English (de facto)a | ||
| Demonym | Christian Unionist | ||
| Government | Federal Presidential Constitutional Republic | ||
| - | President | Leonardo Blackstone (R) | |
| - | Vice President | Thomas Allen (R) | |
| - | Speaker of the House | Mitchell Rosenburg (L) | |
| Legislature | Congress | ||
| - | Upper house | Senate | |
| - | Lower house | House of Representatives | |
| Independence | |||
| - | Christian Independence War with the United States | 2012 | |
| - | Constitutional Raticifation | 2012 | |
| - | Recognized by United States | 2013 | |
| Population | |||
| - | 2014 estimate | 125,674,902 | |
| GDP (PPP) | 2014 estimate | ||
| - | Total | C$415.7 billion | |
| - | Per capita | C$104.91 | |
| HDI (2014) | 0.9173 very high |
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| Currency | Christian Dollar ( CD) (C$) |
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| Time zone | UTC-5 to 7 | ||
| Date format | dd ˘ mm ˘ yyyy | ||
| Drives on the | right | ||
| Calling code | +1 | ||
| ISO 3166 code | UCS | ||
| Internet TLD | .cs, .ucs | ||
The Union of Christian States, officially the Constitutional Republic of the United Christian States(or the UCS), is a constitutional republic in North America bordered on the North by the Chemung, The Kingdom of Yotown and the states of Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Maryland, West by The United Pacific Territories, East by the Atlantic Ocean, and on the South by Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico. The UCS is a federation of Fourteen states.
In Pre-Columbian times, the UCS was inhabited by Native American tribes, including Cherokees and Karakanowas. The area comprising the UCS has been colonized by European powers Great Britain, Spain, and France. The states of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia(colonies at the times) fought with the patriots during the American Revolutionary War. The United States grew to include all land now under control of the UCS.
By 2012, most American living in the Southeast, also know as the Bible Belt, had had it with D.C.'s oppressive laws violating their own Constitution. When the American Senate passed a bill to confiscate all private firearms, 13 states and two territories seceded from the US to protect their citizens' rights. 12 of these states and the territories(gaining full statehood) joined into the Union of Christian States by delegates sent to Beaumont to sign the Christian Constitution, signaling the official formation of the nation. Though the United States did not recognize the government for another year.
The UCS is a Constitutional Republic with a three branch government. The Executive consists of the elected Preside t and his/her appointed cabinet. The legislature is the bicameral Congress consisting of the Senate and House of Representatives. The Judicial is the Supreme Court, led by nine justices. All of which are based in The city of beaumont, the national Capitol
The President The president is elected to four year terms with a limit of two terms. A new president is elected in November and takes their oath of office on January 21st. They have the power to veto or sign into law legislation passed by Congress. However, Congress can override a veto with a 2/3 majority.
Congress
The Senate is made up of two Senators from each state. Making 26 in total
The House of Representatives is based on population. Each state receives one representative for each 500,000 people residing in the state.
Supreme Court Nine justices are appointed by the president for the length of his tenure. The Senate must uphold the appointments. They hear case over the constitutionality of laws and the impeachment of the President.
