Your nation and the United States of America

[Wales Republic]

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[Sarzonia]

I roleplay Sarzonia as being a group of settlers from the United States who left that country to found Sarzonia. ICly, my nation's founding date of 22 March 2004 is our independence day (which I call Founder's Day for a reason I've long since forgotten).

I don't RP our country as having any kind of relationship with the USA, but it plays a role in my country's history.

[Anentova]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?
The United States is in the same situation as in the current one, there are no significant changes in history that affect this country significantly.

How does your nation's government view America?
Anentova, being a socialist country, has had many diplomatic frictions causing a hostility between the two governments.
There was even the point of a war over a conflict against Anentova and the Central African Republic.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?
The propaganda of previous years and the patriotic sentiment fostered by the good quality of life of citizens thanks to socialism meant that a good part of the population did not sympathize with the government of the United States.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?
The constant political and military interventions as well as the ideological difference of both nations mean that the view is not favorable.
However they have worked mutually in the fight against famine, and environmental protection.
Although in recent years, diplomatic relations have deteriorated with the arrival of the new president of the United States.

[Estado Novo Portugues]

In this universe, America is called the "Columbian Confederation" after Columbus. It is a capitalist federal republic in North Vesputia (North America), bordered by New Britannia (Canada) and New Hispania (Mexico), which in this universe is still part of Greater Hispania (Spain).

Portugal's relations with the Columbian Confederation are neutral. It is more concerned about the spread of liberalism in Europia (Europe) and the rise of the Europian-Orientian Socialist Federation (USSR).

[Penguin Union Nation]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?

It's basically the same.

How does your nation's government view America?

We're moderate allies.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?

We tend to view America as a war-obsessed, intemperate country, and we patronize them.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?

Because they're war-obsessed, intemperate, uneducated, and corporate-controlled. But they're also mildly successful and have a large military force, so they may as well be trading partners at the very least.

Plus, the Founder is originally from there and Penguinopolis (our mobile capital) is often parked there.

Is your version of America different from its real-life counterpart in any way? If so, how?

Not especially, no.

How does the world's governments view your America?

Basically the same as they do IRL.

Do the world's people view your America differently? If so, how?

N/A

Why does the world's government and people view your America as they do?

War-obsessed, uneducated, etc, etc.

[Republica Federal de Catalunya]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how? No it's almost the same.

How does your nation's government view America? In General a there are good relations. We had contact before the birth of the USA and We had early diplomatic and trade relations. We traded Embassies in 1797 and the second USA 's consulate was set in Reus also in 1797. Also we assisted US Naval forces during the Barbary Wars. The relation between governments increased since WW2.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how? Generally good. Views are in general, specially positive betwen among conservative people and good but less positively between left side people. As leftwingers are in general more critics of USA.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do? The Government had good and constant relation since. Us war of independence on regard of trade interest they grew tight during ww2 and cold war. As We received first lend and Lease help, Marshall plan support, and support against communists guerrillas during our civil war and We joined NATO. During the cold war the USA were allowed to use our bases.
Possitive among people because there is a lot of US influence. Hollywood, media, etc.

[Pax Brasiliana]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how? It went through a civil war in the early 2000s following the Fourth World War. It currently has a reactionary party in control of the nation.

How does your nation's government view America? As a potential threat. The expansion of NATO was seen as a direct response to contain the growth of the South American Union (and now Brazil and its allies) and America has been aggressively pursuing its interests in Africa and Asia. Since American (and consequently western) interests are contrary to South American and Asian interests, America, these aggressive American actions have been hurting relations between our countries.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how? No.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do? See above.

[Vesteysia]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?
America is much less of a power then it is irl, Hawaii and Alaska are owned by foreign power and most of South West US is controlled by Mexico, it is one of the last democratic nations in the Vesteysian world.

How does your nation's government view America?
A weak state that is inferior to us in every way.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?
No.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?
They have a weak military and currently have a trump like president, as well as most wars they have started or joined being lost.

[The Holy Columbian States]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how? Well, it doesn't exist anymore for one, especially since it's the future in this universe.

How does your nation's government view America? The United States is viewed fondly as a legendary civilization in which all of our peoples customs come from, and we do our best to uphold our country to the standards of the once mightiest empire in human history. Like many of the other successor states, Columbia seeks to restore the union once more.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how? Most people only know a little bit about America, in the sense that it was some big empire that stretched from sea to shining sea, and one in which our country is descended from. They also know that the great city of Washington DC was the capital of America. However that tends to be the extant of the knowledge on America from the average person,a s only archeologist and scholars really know more about out ancient fore-bearer.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do? The United States is seen by many successor states, Columbia included, in a near mythological sense. America was a larger than life country, and is one which molded the values and traditions that everyone today follows. It is also a common unifier between us an our neighbors and is what helps unify the states against outside aggressors such as the Cuban Empire.

[-The Japanese Democratic Republic-]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how? The United States is not any different in this world.

How does your nation's government view America? The Government of the Japanese Democratic Republic despises the United States of America and considers it to be its most dangerous enemy. The USA is characterized by the government as the 'great imperial aggressor' and the 'gravest threat towards Japanese society and the Japanese people's peaceful desire to build socialism'. We also recognize the United States as 'the true imperialist power controlling the prefectures under imperial occupation' (the 39 Japanese prefectures not under the authority of the JDR) and that 'removal of this imperialist power is paramount to the reunification of Japan'

Do your people view America differently? If so, how? No

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do? The United States' history of imperialist aggression and interfering in the politics of nations which practice political and economic systems contrary to their own, and they, as stated above, are considered to be the main block preventing Japanese reunification.

[Earth Orbit]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?

The United States suffered a brutal civil war in the late 2020s and early 2030s. The divide was between the political left and right, and the whole thing was set off by a Conservative victory in the 2028 election, which caused the Left to finally snap and have the most violent fit they've ever had.

Although the left was eventually crushed and the war ended, it had pretty much imploded the US economy and infrastructure. It looked like the country was bound to splinter apart.

Amazingly, it didn't. The people got up and got back to work, rebuilding from the ground up. The collapse of China back into warring states spurred them on, and as of 2170, they are Earth's premier economic and military superpower.

How does your nation's government view America?

A vital trade partner, for starters. Roughly 20% of all asteroid mining products are sold to businesses in the US. It's also a crucial military ally - the Federation doesn't have Air or Sea forces, which the US happily provides for them. There are also a lot of cultural ties between the two - most of the Federation's original population came from the US.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?

No, they see it roughly the same way as the government.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?

See above.

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[Liberated Montana]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?

---Yes, in 2028, a Libertarian president was elected who swore to veto everything that Congress did unless a Constitutional Amendment was ratified allowing for a five-year period for states to leave the Union if they wanted to. All of the nations currently in The Liberated States were those that left. (California was expelled from the United States as part of the 28th Amendment, Utah was expelled technically after the Amendment had expired and Walt Disney Corporation forced Florida (now a nation) to get rid of Jacksonville before they bought the state---thereby making Jacksonville (now Jacksoncountry) its own nation.

---You may see the Factbook for any of these nations for how they came to be a nation unto themselves. A few nations (The Great Dakota, The Unified States of Native America, The Bayou Commonwealth, Kentuckenessee) consist of multiple former U.S. States.

How does your nation's government view America?

---The remaining U.S. states are viewed mostly favorably. Aside from the Pacific Northwest, the remaining states are mostly on the Eastern half of the country. They have trade relations with the United States similar to how the interstate commerce worked when they were all together. Thus far, the borders are opened for the purpose of visiting, however, The United States requires advance notice of anyone from any of the former state countries planning to stay more than thirty (30) days without becoming a U.S. citizen. Those seeking to leave Walt Disney Presents Florida are granted immediate U.S. Citizenship.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?

---Not really differently, Montanans are just happy to be out of the United States' national and international politics. Liberated Montana does not speak for all nations in The Liberated States, but for their part, they mainly just wanted to be left alone. (Except trade relations)

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?

---Because America never really did anything to them, at least, not yet.

Is your version of America different from its real-life counterpart in any way? If so, how?

---Yes, it's much smaller. Aside from the size, it operates pretty much the same way. It has become more liberal (even with California leaving) as evidenced by the national ban on all guns, except muzzleloading rifles (after extensive background checks) which is what prompted Texas to secede.

How does the world's governments view your America?

---They're mainly irritated that they had to develop trade agreements with the states that became their own countries. Aside from that, the relationship with the remaining U.S.A. hasn't changed much. Due to a lack of personnel and more Liberal views, America has become less militaristic on the world stage and is mainly just concerned with defense.

Do the world's people view your America differently? If so, how?

---They view America more favorably, particularly Europeans, since states were given the option to leave. Obviously, opinions vary as to the new individual nations. Walt Disney Presents Florida terrifies almost everyone, though many still visit Disney World.

Why does the world's government and people view your America as they do?

---They are mainly pleased with the U.S. states finally staying by choice. This will go on in perpetuity as the remaining states are given a five year window to leave every fifty (50) years.

[Zhouran]

In The Supreme A.I alt-canon, the US in the future is under a far-right evangelical regime and is in a state of socio-economic hardship. Meanwhile, in Zhouran the political-hardline are now the establishment and the political-moderate become the opposition.

Basically, normalcy and calmness is all but eroded and the political-hardline establishment are unabashed about what they think about the US.

[Hamidiye]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?

They are not engaged in the middle east at all, and never were, since the Hamidi Empire controls that part of the world. The cold war happened with a third neutral superpower, the Hamidi Empire, who despised capitalism and communism both. Today the Sultan maintains rather frosty relationships to US leaders since the Empire refuses foreign investment. Islam prohibits usury, so western capitalism is nothing the Sultan and caliphe will ever accept. Thus the US usually decries us as antidemocratic barbarians. There were no islamist terror attacks since the Empire keeps a tight lid on people like bin Laden and the Al-Saud clan were eliminated in the 1940s. No afghan adventure for the USSR either, the Hamidi Imperium is a nuclear power and controlls its territory with an iron hand. Somewhat anachronistic, the Empire continues to rule like it has in the 1930s and onward. "Modernization" is seen as somewhat negative, as is modern popular culture. Hamidi hiphop however is popular even in the US, and Islam is a growing movement and threat to capitalist society. Everything connected to it is associated with the Sultan and Caliphe, and while Mustafa VI. is a rather liberal ruler a religion associated with a foreign superpower is closely observed by NSA, CIA et al.
The Us views the Haminid government and state as an anachronism: the Empire stuck in the 1920s.

How does your nation's government view America?

The Great Kaffirs. They live in sin and will fall like the USSR has. Trying to play world police, and failing at it. Just leave us alone already, and stop trying to push your "values" on us. We're fine, siktir lan!

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?

The "rebellious" listen to american music, even beyond what officially is acceptable: jazz remains very, very popular in Hamidiye and is the "official" deviant music. Rock'n'roll long time was the way to rebel, today it's actual pop music (since hiphop was widely associated with blacks and Islam).

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?

They tried to get us with their capitalism... just like the USSR tried to get us to go communist. Fuck you both, allah ekber!

[The Union of British North America]

Is your version of America different from its real-life counterpart in any way? If so, how? The American Revolution was peacefully avoided by an agreement between the colonies and London in 1768, the St. James' Plan, that protected American liberties and self-government and confederated the colonies into a mutual defense pact that also handled relations with the Native Americans. Gradually, the North American Union (NAU), expanded and the general government acquired more and more power, and worked with Britain in imperial affairs, and have generally supported the Mother Country in major crises and wars. Overall, it's a more united Anglosphere in military and economic matters.

How does the world's governments view your America? The North American Union is seen as the lackey of London to its detractors, and the right arm of the United Commonwealth to allies and enemies. They all see the linchpin of the United Commonwealth.

Do the world's people view your America differently? If so, how? They view them as largely the same as real-world Americans, though North Americans in general are somewhat more polite and have less military involvement in other countries' affairs. Marginally better opinions towards us overall.

Why does the world's government and people view your America as they do? The same as other nations and peoples view the real world United States as western capitalistic countries and so on and all that.

[Tsarus]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?
Not one bit, despite there being a huge land mass between it and Europe (My nation. Just assume the colonizers skipped Tsarus because they didnt want to enter, or that Russo-Germanics (ancestors of Tsarusian people) already took it)

How does your nation's government view America?
America is viewed as a potential threat, but remains trade partners and so far no sign of interest in conflict
There is a possibility that the Tsarusian Overwatch will side with certain factions in a potential civil war in order to spread Tsarusian values and gain a new ally.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?
The people view America as a whole as a degenerate hellhole, just as they view the West
Many desire intervention in America and the West to save them from their moral decay

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?
Tsarus is both heavily militarised and a fascist nation

[Ivory Coasts]

Is your version of America different from its real-life counterpart in any way? If so, how?
Yes. It differs in that it is replaced by a French Creole society
How does the world's governments view your America?
Neutrally
Do the world's people view your America differently? If so, how?
It used to be a backwater state in a backwater continent, but is now a rapidly rising power
Why does the world's government and people view your America as they do?
Because they are not powerful

[HypErcApitAl]

America is near-identical to IRL America, however my country's lore has a weird timeline.

We have somewhat-bad relations w/ the USA because they make fun of everything Hypercapitalian and Hypercapital-related.

[Haeykha]

Is America different in your nation's universe in any way? If so, how?

Yes, as the middle east is entirely different in Haeykha's universe, so is American foreign policy. The Iran-Iraq war was short and the Persian Gulf and Iraq Wars never happened, changing modern history.

How does your nation's government view America?

Haeykha despises America and is a close ally of Russia, a somewhat enemy of America

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?

The people are mostly indifferent or displeased with America.

Why does your nation's government and people view America as they do?

It stems from hate with Turkey, which later evolved into hate for America as they aided Turkey during the Greater Haeykh War. America has classified Haeykha as a "rogue state".

[Deacarsia]

Is America different in your nation’s universe in any way? If so, how?

No.

How does your nation’s government view America?

After hitting an all-time low in relations during the Second World War, Americans developed a more positive opinion of Deacarsia during the Cold War. Presently though, relations between Deacarsia and the United States are somewhat strained, given the strict foreign policy of non-interventionism pursued by Deacarsia, alongside the very traditionalist conservative culture in the kingdom.

Do your people view America differently? If so, how?

The average Deacarsic once saw Americans a friendly and mostly fair people, but opinions have shifted as American culture has continued to fall into sin and degeneracy. Deacarsi had a lot in common with Americans, particularly Irish-Americans, and similarities in culture were what mainly contributed to the positive relationship. Presently, however, Deacarsi find Americans increasingly different from themselves, which has had a enormous negative impact on cultural relations.

Why does your nation’s government and people view America as they do?

Initially, America’s Protestant beliefs did not time mix well at all with Deacarsia’s ultramontane, integralist Catholicism, which was the source of many problems between the two countries, alongside the Deacarsic similarity to the Irish. This was not helped by Deacarsia’s neutrality during the Second World War and strong support of Francoist Spain. In the mid-twentieth century, however, relations increasingly began to warm as each nation found common ground. Following the 1960s, relations began to deteriorate rapidly as American culture underwent fundamental shifts and changes.