Southern National Congress

History
The Southern National Congress was the largest nation created by the successful seccionists after the Second American Civil War. It encompassed Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi. The name Nova Africa was briefly considered by some radical Black Nationalist Groups. Like its parent-nation, it built a series of underground cities that preserved much of its population during the Sino-Russian War. It collapsed after the war, although New Orleans remained a major power center.

Government
The SNC was ruled by a congress of state representatives, a president, and a supreme court, not too unalike the USA. However, corporations had massive control in the new nations, as in most of the post-American states.

Society
Much of the SNC's society was not very different from American culture. Much of its art did deal with the struggle between its subultures: Bible Belt, Black, metropolitan, Appalachian, and Hispanic immigrant. Some percieved a culture war between "natives" and immigrants.