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How can one start a nation and declare independence from the U.S.A.?
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∙ 15y ago
Since it's the US, I'm assuming you are talking about secession. As shown in the civil war, secession was illegal, so to create one's own nation, one would have to defeat the United States Army (#1 in the world right now). If someone can do that, he/she is pretty much unstoppable. Foreign recognition and a signed treaty with the U.S. would probably conclude the deal. sure but you must really not have much else to do with your time
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