First Carlist War

• 29 September 1833: F7 dies. Carlist rebels rise up in Torralba del Río (Navarra)
• 6 October 1833: Charles V is crowned as king at Tricio (La Rioja)
• 3 November 1833: Battle of Vargas (Cantabria), Liberal victory
• 14 November 1833: Carlists take Estella (Navarra)
• 7 December 1833: Carlists in Álava and Vizcaya name Tomás de Zumalacárregui as the leader of their troops.
• 17 March 1834: Carlists take Barrundia (Euskadi)
• 19 August 1834: Carlists take Peña de San Fausto
• 21 October 1834: Carlists take Cenicero (Logroño)
• 26 October 1834: Liberals launch an offensive that reaches Alegría de Álava
• 27 October 1834: Carlists win a battle near Alegría de Álava
• 28 October 1834: Carlists win a battle 15 Km east of Vitoria
• 12 December 1834: Liberals win a victory in Mendaza (Navarra)
• 13 December 1834: Carlists fall back to Campezo
• 15 December 1834: Carlists reach the Ega river at a single point in Arquijas.
• 8 March 1835: Carlists take Larraga
• 12 March 1835: Carlists take Maeztu, Alsasua, Elizondo, Santesteban and Urdax after the Action of Larreimar.
• 17 March 1835: Carlists advance but do not take Pamplona, Bilbao, San Sebstián and Vitoria
• 12 April 1835: Carlists push the liberals on ther side of the Ebro and Arga rivers
• 22 April 1835: A Liberal raid is defeated at Améscoa Baja
• 2 June 1835: Part of Bilbao (Puerto de Descarga) is taken by the Carlists.
• 10 June 1835: Bilbao is laid siege by the Carlists
• 24 June 1835: General Zumalacárregui dies at Cegama, Guipúzcua
• 1 July 1835: Liberals relieve the siege of Bilbao
• 23 October 1836: Bilbao is laid siege
• 28 October 1836: The siege of Bilbao is broken.
• 14 November 1836: Bilbao is laid siege again.
• 27 November 1836: Liberal general Espartero is defeated at the Nervión River.
• 30 November 1836: Espartero crosses the Nervión at it's mouth (Portugalete).
• 1 December 1836: The Battle of Luchana commences with both sides fighting all across the Nervión from Portugalete to Bilbao.
• 25 December 1836: The siege of Bilbao is finally lifted.
• 16 March 1837: Battle of Oriamendi, near Hernani. Decisive Carlist Victory.
• 15 May 1837: Carlist expedition begins from Estella towards Echauri
• 17 May 1837: Carlists take Echauri
• 18 May 1837: Carlists take Monreal
• 23 May 1837: Carlists take Marracos (Aragon)
• 24 May 1837: Carlists take Huesca
• 25 May 1837: Liberals retake Huesca
• 27 May 1837: Carlists take Huesca again and march towards Catalonia
• 28 May 1837: Barbastro taken by the Carlists
• 2 June 1837: Liberals suffer a defeat at the battle of Barbastro
• 3 June 1837: Carlists take Estada and stop there
• 5 June 1837: Carlists resume their advance
• 8 June 1837: Carlists enter Avellanes Santa Liña
• 12 June 1837: Battle of Guisona, liberal victory.
• 19 June 1837: Carlists take Suria (Barcelona)
• 20 June 1837: Carlists take Sampedor
• 24 June 1837: Carlists march towards Vallbona de las Monjas
• 27 June 1837: Carlists reach Ginestar
• 29 June 1837: Carlists cross the Ebro at Cherta. Battle between the Carlists of Cabrera and the Liberals.
• 3 July 1837: Carlists resume their march towards Valencia
• 7 July 1837: Carlists siege Castellón
• 9 July 1837: Siege of Castellón abandoned by the Carlists who march towards Valencia
• 12 July 1837: Carlists take Burjassot.
• 13 July 1837: Carlists abandon the idea of taking Valencia and turn towards Chiva.
• 15 July 1837: Battle of Chiva, Carlist defeat who advance back to the Maestrazgo.
• 24 July 1837: Carlists take Miranda del Ebro and advance towards Segovia
• 3 August 1837: Carlists take Segovia 
• 11 August 1837: Carlists take Torrelodones.
• 23 August 1837: Liberals take Herrera (Maestrazgo)
• 25 August 1837: Liberals are crushed at Herrera and the city is retaken.

Alien Invasion

• Day 1: The Race invades the Earth commencing by the Aleutian Islands. American troops are overwhelmed in every battle, but they take low casualties due to the low American presence in the area.
• Day 2: Russian Aleutian Islands are taken over. The Race reaches mainland Alaska through the Aleutians. American airforces in Alaska are mobilised.
• Day 3: The Race lands in Kamchatka. An invasion happens across the Alaskan innerlands. The Americans prepare defenses in Anchorage. 
• Day 4: Both Russian and American armed forces are smashed in every battle as the Race captures Petropavlovsk.
• Day 5: The Race captures the whole of Kamchatka and Kodiak island. A massive advance pushes the Race to the Canadian border.
• Day 6: Troops try fighting the Race machines at hand, but suffer devastating losses, Anchorage is lost. Only the Alaskan peninsula and panhandle remain. Yukon is taken. The North Kuril islands are taken.
• Day 7: Experts state that they are "Berserk Ships", a kind of starship which's target is, once landed in a planet, multiply it's number using the planet's resources. The advance is smooth in Northern Canada and Russian Far East.
• Day 8: The Midway Islands are also invaded, the Race is proven capable of crossing big chunks of Ocean. Wrangel Island is also taken as so are the Kuril Islands.
• Day 9: Russia and America agree to use their armies in their own land instead of helping any other country. Canadian Northern Archipelago is taken, including Nunavut. Magadan and Hokkaido are taken.
• Day 10: Last American troops in the South Alaskan islands are crushed. The Race commences the invasion of Greenland. Landings happen in Southern Sakhalin, but not in Honshu as for now. The Race makes astonishing gains in Siberia.
• Day 11: Vancouver is taken. Hawaii is taken. Yakutsk falls aswell.
• Day 12: The United States are invaded from British Columbia. Quebec is invaded from the Northwest. Greenland is taken. The Race reaches the northernmost points of the Amur river. The Race lands in Honshu. The advance in Siberia and the Arctic results in the Taymyr Peninsula under occupation.
• Day 13: Massive invasion of the US through the Canadian border in Minnesota, Washington and Idaho. The Race reaches the Saint Lawrence river and it's bay. The Race invades Manchuria (China) and Northern Sakhalin.
• Day 14: The last Canadian troops in the west and center are destroyed. Québec city falls. Anticosti and Newfoundland are invaded. Jan Mayen is taken. The Race reaches Lake Baikal and Mongolia from Manchuria.
• Day 15: Seattle, Ottawa and Montreal are taken. The Race invades Iceland and the Marshall Islands.
• Day 16: The Race crosses between Lake Huron and Michigan, commencing a new front in the invasion of America. The US is also invaded through New England. The Race reaches the Urals in the Arctic. The Battle of Tokyo commences.
• Day 17: The US drops an EMP (Electro-Megnetic Pulse) which slows down the invasion in Eastern America. Russians lacked defenses in Europe and the Race invades massively through Nenetsia.
• Day 18: Toronto falls. Beijing is surrounded. The Kazakh border is reached. Tokyo falls. 
• Day 19: Fall of Beijing. Massive invasion through the US West Coast, Kazakhstan and Mongolia. Iceland collapses.
• Day 20: Franz Josef Land taken over, menace of a massive invasion of Europe from the North is growing. The battle of Salt Lake City begins. Fall of Arkhangelsk. The last Russian Far-Eastern troops get smashed near the Ussuri river. China centers it's efforts in the most populated areas, leaving most of Gansu and East Turkestan exposed to a rapid invasion. Pyongyang falls, Kim-Jong Un was assassinated when an explosion blew up the building were he took refugee, throwing him off the window. The DMZ is passed without problems.
• Day 21: California is invaded from the East and the North. The battles of New York and Boston begin. Seoul is stormed as the South Korean government relied way too heavily in the DMZ.
• Day 22: Svalbard and Faeroe Islands taken. Salt Lake City taken. The Race reaches Finland from Karelia. Tibet is invaded.
• Day 23: The Race makes astonishing gains in Southern California and Arizona. Fall of Boston. The Race forms a massive pocket around Barnaul.
• Day 24: The Battle of San Francisco begins. Los Ángeles, despite it's huge size, is destroyed to the ground with a massive ray. A group of soldiers film how the Statue of Liberty is destroyed by the Race and slowly turned into a series of new war machines. Shetland islands are taken. The Race centers most of their efforts in Pakistan and Burma as India mounted huge defenses in the Himalayas.
• Day 25: Polynesia is secured. The Race reaches Mexico. The Battle of New York ends.

Consequences of a long-lasting Spanish Empire

• Given the fact that Hispanic America did not declare independence and remained under the Spanish Crown...
• 1833: With Ferdinand VII dead, there is a problem with the succession of the monarchy, as there is a conflict between his three-year old daughter, Isabella and his brother, Charles. Charles defended a more conservative view of the state, under absolute, catholic monarchy. Probably the conflict would also extend to America, with Mexico (mostly conservative) being the second front of a war against Charles, probably ending up with Charles trying to exile to Mexico. The war would be shorter than in OTL because of American reinforcements for the Liberal Side.
• No Mexico means that US colonists are not allowed into Texas or California, thus, them are being forcibly sent to Oregon instead. The massive american numbers would probably spark a conflict and possible war between the US and the UK between 1840 to 1860 aproximately.
• The conquest of Patagonia happens much sooner than in Our Time Line.
• Brazil remains an independent nation, as it separated from Portugal under monarchical conflict.
• The problem with Spain's industry would be maintained at least until 1840's. Spain proper lacked coal, so it had to be extracted from the Americas, and that would imply having a really numerous and powerful navy. After Spain manages a real trade of goods and a well-designed infrastructure (probably by 1880's), their economy would grow exponentially, potentially becoming a second or third world power by 1914.
• Pressure from several sectors in America would result in slavery being abolished by 1870's at the most. This would cause rage among land owners and a series of revolts would shock America.
• Conflicts would probably arise with the US due to border tensions in California, and the American desire of having bigger Pacific Coast and control over Cuban Sugar. The US would probably have technological advantage, but eventually Spain would crush the United States, possibly taking not many lands in order for Spain to still be considered an "honourable power". The US would be left in a huge internal crisis afterwards.

Early S.A.

• Border of Paraguay before the Paraguayan War and annexations: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/26/Sudamerica-rioplata_1864-1873.svg/250px-Sudamerica-rioplata_1864-1873.svg.png
• Territorial evolution of Colombia: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/db/Cambios_territoriales_de_Colombia.gif/900px-Cambios_territoriales_de_Colombia.gif
• Territorial losses of Bolivia (Dhttp://www.lanacion.cl/noticias/site/artic/20150924/imag/foto_0000002320150924125034.png) - The territory ceded to Peru was a claim, do not show it as Bolivian territory but Peruvian one.
• Claims and disputes between Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and Brazil: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3f/B-C-E-P_claims_and_reivindications.jpg
• When the Peru-Bolivian confederation is formed, Acre and modern Bolivia's northernmost province were part of Peru and given back to Bolivia after the Confederation is dissolved. Shortly after Peru tries to invade Bolivia but fails.

History of Iberia

• 1469: Prince Ferdinand of Aragon marries Prince Isabella of Castile
• 1474: Isabella is crowned as Queen of Castile
• 1479: Aragon and Castile enter a personal union (Spain) under this flag: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pend%C3%B3n_her%C3%A1ldico_de_los_Reyes_Catolicos_de_1475-1492.svg
• 1482: Castilian conquest of Gran Canaria. Grenada War begins.
• 1485: Ronda and Marbella occupied
• 1487: Malaga occupied
• 1488: Vera occupied
• 1489: Baza and Almeria occupied
• 1490: Granada is laid siege
• 1492: Granada is conquered and annexed into Castile. La Palma is taken aswell
• 1495: Tenerife taken
• 1505: Isabella dies, leaving Ferdinand as the sole king of Spain. Mazalquivir taken.
• 1508: Oran taken
• 1510: Algiers and Bujia taken
• 1512: Castile annexes Cyspirenaical Navarre
• 1516: Ferdinand dies, Charles I is crowned as king of Castile and Aragon. Algiers lost.
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History of Argentina

1810: Declaration of independence and formation of the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata, ruled by Cornelio Saavedra. Carmen de Patagones also joins. Patagonia is claimed. The Chaco region will remain claimed but unanexxed until 1876. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2a/Flag_of_Argentina_%28alternative%29.svg/125px-Flag_of_Argentina_%28alternative%29.svg.png
1811: Feliciano Chiclana rules Argentina
1812: Juan José Paso rules Argentina
1813: Land claim https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/81/AsambleaXIII.svg/454px-AsambleaXIII.svg.png
1814: Gervasio Antonio de Posadas rules.
1815: Liga Federal proclaimed independence (show aswell and ruled by José Gervasio Artigas https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f4/Flag_of_Liga_Federal.svg/120px-Flag_of_Liga_Federal.svg.png) and the UPRP briefly turn into the Tucuman Congress. Ignacio Álvarez Thomas rules in Argentina.
1816: Situation https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e4/Mapa_rio_de_la_plata_1816.jpg Juan Martín de Pueyrredón rules in Argentina. UPRP claim the Falklands
1819: José Rondeau rules in Argentina. Expansion in La Plata https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Mapa_ARGENTINA_frontera.png
1820: Union between two countries in the region restoring the UPRP. Republic of Entre Ríos proclaimed by Francisco Ramírez https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/Flag_of_Entre_Rios_%281820-1821%29.svg/30px-Flag_of_Entre_Rios_%281820-1821%29.svg.png. From 1820 to 1826 there was no official ruler in Argentina
1821: Uruguay and some extra areas are annexed into Brazil
1822: Expansion in La Plata
1825: Bolivia declares independence, ending the Platine claim in the region, mostly-modern border is set. The UPRP annexes Uruguay and the Misiones Orientales. The Cisplatine War begins. Brazil ocuppies up to the Florida Department in Uruguay
1826: Bernardino Rivadavia rules. Platineans begin to get close to Vado del Rosario, Brazil. Falklands are annexed
1827: Manuel Dorrego rules. Brazilians take parts of Cerro Largo.
1828: Juan Lavalle rules. The Misiones Orientales are given to Brazil as the Cisplatine War ends. La Plata creates the Colony of Bahía Blanca.
1829: Juan Manuel de Rosas rules
1830: Unitarian League declares independence led by José María Paz https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/66/Bandera_argentina_unitaria_marina_mercante.png/200px-Bandera_argentina_unitaria_marina_mercante.png
1831: Argentine Confederation proclaimed https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5f/Flag_of_the_Argentine_Confederation.svg/120px-Flag_of_the_Argentine_Confederation.svg.png
1832: Juan Ramón Balcarce rules
1833: Juan José Viamonte rules. Expansion in La Plata. Rosas campaign https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6f/Mapa_de_la_Campa%C3%B1a_al_Desierto_por_Rosas_1833.png Falkland Islands lost but still claimed
1834: Manuel Vicente Maza rules
1835: Juan Manuel de Rosas rules again
1836: Expansion in La Plata
1837: War against Peru-Bolivia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLYSG29dBa8
1838: Expansion in La Plata https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Mapa_ARGENTINA_frontera.png Bolivia retreats from Argentina. France blockades the Rio de la Plata
1839: Peace treaty with Bolivia: Modern border is reached in the East. France abandons La Plata
1845: Paraná War between France-UK and Argentina
1850: Paraná War ends.
1851: Expansion in La Plata. Platine War begins as Brazilians take Entre Rios and Corrientes.
1852: The state of Buenos Aires declares independence led by Manuel Pinto https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2e/Bandera_Estado_de_Buenos_Aires.jpg/125px-Bandera_Estado_de_Buenos_Aires.jpg. Justo José de Urquiza rules in Argentina. Conflicts between Buenos Aires and Argentina begins. Platine War ends with Brazilian victory.
1853: Pastor Obligado rules in Buenos Aires
1857: Expansion in La Plata
1858: Valentín Alsina rules in Buenos Aires
1859: Felipe Llavallol rules in Buenos Aires
1860: Bartolomé Litre rules in Buenos Aires. Santiago Derqui rules in Argentina
1861: The Argentine Confederation and the state of Buenos Aires merge into the Republic of Argentina. Bartolomé Mitre rules in Argentina. Conflict between Argentina and Buenos Aires ends. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1a/Flag_of_Argentina.svg/120px-Flag_of_Argentina.svg.png
1865: Paraguayan War begins as Paraguay ocuppies lands https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsWDnNjqxaI
1867: Expansion in La Plata
1868: Domingo Faustino Sarmiento rules in Argentina
1870: Paraguayan War ends but Argentina does not gain land.
1871: Brazil gains land from Argentina
1874: Nicolás Avellaneda rules in Argentina
1876: Argentina gains land from Paraguay and officially annexes the tribes in the Chaco.
1878: Argentine expansion https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Mapa_ARGENTINA_1881.png Conquest of the Desert begins
1879: Argentine expansion https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Mapa_ARGENTINA_1881.png
1880: Julio Argentino Roca rules in Argentina. Argentina expands the border to the Limay River
1881: Argentine Expansion https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Mapa_ARGENTINA_1881.png
1885: Most of Patagonia but small pockets in Chubut are conquered by Argentina.
1886: Miguel Júarez Celman rules
1888: Argentina finally conquers Patagonia. Conquest of the Desert ends.
1890: Carlos Pellegrini rules
1892: Luis Sáenz Peña rules
1895: José Evaristo Uriburu rules
1898: Julio Argentino Roca rules again
1904: Manuel Quintana rules. Argentina claims it's portion of the Antartcica and those small South Atlantic Islands.
1906: José Figueroa Alcorta rules
1910: Roque Sáenz Peña rules
1914: Victorino de la Plaza rules
1916: Hipólito Yrigoyen rules
1922: Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear
1928: Hipólito Yrigoyen rules again
1930: Coup d'etat: José Félix Uriburu takes the power
1932: Agustín Pedro Justo rules
1938: Roberto María Ortíz rules
1942: Ramón Castillo rules
1943: Coup d'etat: General Rawson deposes the government and gives power to Pedro Pablo Ramírez
1944: Coup d'etat: Edelmiro Julián Farrell takes the power
1946: Juan Domingo Perón rules
1955: Coup d'etat: Eduardo Lonari deposes Perón and gives power to Pedro Eugenio Aramburu
1958: Arturo Frondizi rules
1962: José María Guido rules
1963: Arturo Humberto Illia rules
1966: Coup d'etat: Juan Carlos Onganía takes the power
1970: Coup d'etat Roberto Levingston takes the power
1971: Coup d'etat: Alejandro Lanusse takes the power
1973: Juan Domingo Perón rules again
1974: Isabela Martínez de Perón rules
1976: Coup d'etat: Jorge Rafael Videla takes the power
1981: Coup d'etat: Leopoldo Galtieri takes the power
1982: Coup d'etat: Reynaldo Bignone takes the power. Falklands War happens.
1983: Raúl Alfonsín rules
1989: Carlos Menem rules
1999: Fernando de la Rúa rules
2001: Eduardo Camaño rules
2002: Eduardo Duhale rules
2003: Néstor Kirchner rules
2007: Cristina Fernández de Kirchner rules
2015: Mauricio Macri rules

Axis invasion of the US

• 15 February 1933: Giuseppe Zangara shoots Franklin Roosvelt at Bayfront Park, Miami. The governor Anton Cermark is also hurts. Roosvelt dies shortly after.
• 4 March 1933: John Nance Garner takes the presidency against the will of the congress and the senate.
• 4 March 1937: Alf Landon is the new president of the US. 
• 1940: Operation Sea Lion happens. 
• 4 March 1941: Fiorello LaGuardia is elected as president of the United States.
• 7April 1941: Adrien Arcand attempts a coup in Canada, but fails, starting a Canadian civil war.
• 30 July 1941: The King begs to the United States to intervene, and the Americans ocuppy British Columbia but refuse to take further action.
• 15 October 1941: The Royal Family reaches an agreement with Arcand's nationalists. They will remain in the throne de-facto, Canada will be no longer related to the former UK (Kingdom of Canada) and will sign white peace with the Germany and Italy. Terranova and Labrador are annexed.
• October 1943: The Axis discuss a possible invasion of the US. The invasion doesn't meet a real approval within the representants of the Axis, but still Italy, Germany and Japan begin the preparations.
• The americans cancel exportats to Japan except for the oil. The americans considered that cancelling oil exports would be seen as a "Provocation".
• 2 October 1944: The Americans bomb the Japanese bases in the Marianas and the port of Osaka.
• 6 October 1944: Germany and Italy declare war to the United States. 
• 19 October 1944: America ocuppies the Bahamas, Cuba, Cayman Islands and Jamaica.
• 21 October 1944: Lesser Caribbean islands are ocuppied by the Americans.
• 23 October 1944: American ocuppation of Bermuda.
• 25 October 1944: Americans ocuppy the Guyanas.
• 3 December 1944: Battle of the Philippine Sea: The Americans lose two aircraft carriers and a big part of it's air and navy forces. 
• 21 December 1944: LaGuardia authorizes Douglas MacArthur to build a defensive wall in the coast of the US, nicknamed the "Crocket Wall".
• 17 February 1945: Battle of the Bermuda Sea. The Kriegsmarine supported by the Royal Navy crushes the American ships and seizes the island of Bermuda. After this the Germans cheat the Americans by making them believe the landing will be in Boston.
• 4 July 1945: Japanese troops drop paratroopers in the Aleutian islands, seizxing them. 
• 18 July 1945: All Aleutian Islands have been taken. Japanese troops land in mainland Alaska.
• 21 July 1945: Japan lands in Kodiak Islands, capturing it 4 days later.
• 1 August 1945: Japan captures Hwaida Gaii
• 4 August 1945: Japan lands in Vancouver island.
• 9 August 1945: Americans retreat to Victoria, Vancouver
• 15 August 1945: Nazi landing in Manhattan. 
• 17 August 1945: Japan captures Victoria
• 21 August 1945: Japan commences the siege of Anchorage
• 25 August 1945: Germans capture the New York airport
• 8 September 1945: Americans launch a counter-offensive in New York, trapping 70,000 German soldiers in Brooklyn.
• 15 September 1945: Germans invade between Wilmington and Jacksonville
• 21 September 1945: Germans capture the county of Queens.
• 22 September 1945: Japanese execute Operation Cherry Blossoms at Night.
• 25 September 1945: The Germans break the Brooklyn pocket.  
• 3 October 1945: Japanese landing in Astoria.
• 4 October 1945: German advance in Florida stops at a line from Tampa to Orlando
• 10 October 1945: Ocuppation of Trenton (New Jersey).
• 15 October 1945: New York surrenders 
• 15 October 1945: Japan takes Portland.
• 16 October 1945: Long Island surrenders.
• 17 October 1945: Anchorage surrenders 
• 18 October 1945: The siege of Seattle begins.
• 23 October 1945: Tacoma is captured by the Japanese
• 28 October 1945: Japanese execute operation "Rising Sun" and invade San Francisco.
• 3 November 1945: Japan completes the ocuppation of Alaska. 
• 10 November 1945: Japan crosses the Columbia river and captures Salem.
• 16 November 1945: Japan ocuppies Prince Rupert. Japan keeps marching south until reaching Vancouver on December.
• 29 November 1945: Japan faces an organised resistance at Spokane.
• 5 December 1945: Japanese armies capture Eureka, California. 
• 5 December 1945: Gemans land in Virginia Beach.
• 10 December 1945: Germans capture Raleigh.
• 23 December 1945: Japan lays siege to Vancouver.
• 29 December 1945: Battle of Baltimore, 120,000 American prisoners.
• 3 January 1946: San Francisco surrenders. 
• 11 January 1946: Spokane taken.
• 18 January 1946: Japanese troops contact in San Francisco.
• 17 February 1946: Japan begins to march south towards Los Ángeles.
• 27 February 1946: Japan takes Elko and Las Vegas.
• 12 March 1946: Troops landed in Virginia and in New York contact closing a large area including Washington.
• 14 March 1946: Germans ocuppy Atlanta.
• 18 March 1946: The Battle of Salt Lake City commences.
• 25 March 1946: Japan besieges Los Ángeles 
• 29 March 1946: Japan begins the battle of Phoenix.
• 3 April 1946: The Germans break the American lines in Florida
• 11 April 1946: Phoenix falls.
• 15 April 1946: Germany begins the "New England offensive".
• 16 April 1946: Miami under siege
• 18 April 1946: Los Ángeles surrenders
• 21 April 1946: Salt Lake City surrenders. 
• 28 April 1946: San Diego captured.
• 1 May 1946: Miami surrenders. Florida does so the next day. 
• 4 May 1946: Boston under siege.
• 10 May 1946: Japan begins to invade Canada and the states of Idaho and Colorado.
• 29 May 1946: Americans are trapped in a pocket in Colorado.
• 1 June 1946: Japan invades Montana and Wyoming.
• 6 June 1946: Boston surrenders along with New England.
• 26 June 1946: Pittsburgh falls.
• 4 July 1946: The siege of Washington D.C. commences. 
• 13 August 1946: Capture of Sioux Falls.
• 10 September 1946: Germany and Japan agree to divide the US by the 100 parallel.
• 17 September 1946: Spanish troops seize Puerto Rico and land in Santiago de Cuba.  
• 24 September 1946: Germans reach the Mississipi at Vicksburg.
• 25 September 1946: Germans begin an all-out offensive aiming to capture as much territory as possible. 
• 7 October 1946: New Orleans surrenders without a shot.
• 10 October 1946: LaGuardia suicides in Washington.
• 11 October 1946: A new government with it's capital in Marquette is formed and led by George Marshall. Douglas MacArthur dies in Washington. Marshall orders the maximal amount of troops to be moved to the German front in order to surrender to them instead of surrendering to the Japanese, wanting to avoid represalies coming from the Asians.
• 12 October 1946: Washington surrenders to the Axis.
• 15 October 1946: American ships are ordered back to their bases. Capitulation of the American troops in Colorado, Texas and the Northwest, aswell as in Cuba and the Bahamas.
• 17 October 1946: Americans expelled from the Guyana.
• 18 October 1946: Japanese and German troops contact in Robert Lee, Texas.
• 27 November 1946: Marquette is stormed by the Germans, marking the end of the United States.