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"5." Assasination of Salish player cheeseballfluffy by BonZZil|cause_of_conflict = Failures of Cascadian government & regional disputes|length = 26 January, 2020 - August 24, 2020}}The ''' | "5." Assasination of Salish player cheeseballfluffy by BonZZil|cause_of_conflict = Failures of Cascadian government & regional disputes|length = 26 January, 2020 - August 24, 2020}}The '''Pacific Spring''' or the '''Pacific Revolutions''', alternatively known as the '''Rio Grande - Sunset Confederacy War''', or early on as the '''Cascadian Civil War''', was a major civil conflict involving multiple nations that were formerly part of the Republic of [[Cascadia]], a federal republic in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. The duration of the war is fairly disputed, and it was more of a combination of different wars, conflicts, and revolutions occurring in a similar region at the same time with alliances being set up. Some of these constituent wars include the '''Salish Revolution''', the '''Jefferson War of Independence''', and the Sunset-Rio Grande War. Many EarthMC historians from a current standpoint disagree with the title of "Civil War" due to the nations never have reunited with Cascadia and Cascadia was not a part of the conflict at all, rather it was a conflict between Rio Grande and the newly independent states. | ||
The result was a | The spring was a result of widescale perceived corruption and failure in the federal government of the Republic of Cascadia, having fallen into what was perceived as a oligarchic system plagued by nepotism. The result of the conflicts ended with Jefferson successfully becoming independent, however agreeing to a peace treaty and surrender against Rio Grande while Rio Grande let them live. However, the Salish Confederation never surrendered or made peace and eventually won their conflict upon the dissolution of Rio Grande in August 24, 2020. | ||
==Causes== | ==Causes== | ||
The primary cause of the breakup of Cascadia into multiple factions in conflict with one another is most commonly attributed to the state of the Cascadian federal government at the end of January, 2020 and the beginning of February, 2020. Most of the breakaway factions generally agree that their original reasons for leaving were the failures within the executive administration of the Cascadian government, along with continuing foreign influence in Cascadian affairs. | The primary cause of the breakup of Cascadia into multiple factions in conflict with one another is most commonly attributed to the state of the Cascadian federal government at the end of January, 2020 and the beginning of February, 2020. Most of the breakaway factions generally agree that their original reasons for leaving were the failures within the executive administration of the Cascadian government, along with continuing foreign influence in Cascadian affairs. | ||