BlackThorne Revolution

During the Great Depression in the late 1920s, a workers revolution took root in the United States, especially in industrial cities like Detroit and Pittsburgh. After a lack-luster New Deal, hampered by Confederate sabotage, the small workers revolution boiled over into a full-scale national revolution which lead to a national reorganizing. This lead to the creation of the Nation of BlackThorne, and lead to the secession and formation of the Western United States.