Draft:Republic of Western Pennsylvania

Republic of Western Pennsylvania
Flag
Motto: God Bless the Nation!
Territories of The R.W.P.
Status	Defunct
Location	Beaver County
Capital	Crows Run Island
Largest city	Capital
Official languages	Sonian,English
Ethnic groups (2024)	100% Frensonians
Religion (2024)	100% Christianity
Demonym(s)	Frensonian
Government	Federal presidential constitutional republic
• President	Joshua Schoedel
• Vice President	Cayden Parker
• Territorial Director	orzqr
Legislature	Congress
• Upper house	Federal
• Lower house	Territorial
Independence  from the United States
• Independence	13 January 2024
• Constitution ratified	15 January 2024
Area
• Total	0.073 km2 (0.028 sq mi)
• Water (%)	2%
Population
• 0 estimate	0
• 0 census	0
Membership	21
HDI	.45 low
Currency	United States dollar
Time zone	UTC-5 (EST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC-6 (DST)
	Same usage as U.S.A
Date format	mm/dd/yyyy

The Republic of Western Pennsylvania, more commonly known as Frenson, or the RWP is a micronation in Beaver County. Created After the collapse of Frenson, the R.W.P. followed suit with government style and structure. the R.W.P. Had 5 Territories, with the Largest being the Territory of Centgrum, and the smallest being Orvientis. The Government consists of a strong federal government and a strong territorial government. The R.W.P.'s government was built strictly off a fair, liberty-based government. The Federal Government, to pass a vote, had to go through a Council of the Directories (Similar to the Branches of the U.S. Government). Before moving on to Congress, and finally onto the Territorial Council. The government was strictly built for a safe and effective government.

Etymology

The Republic of Western Pennsylvania is formally named based on location, being very close to the Ellicott line. Civically, the R.W.P. was named after its predecessor, The Republic of Frenson.

History

After the Collapse of Frenson in early January 2024, former Frensonian president Joshua Schoedel decided to try and recreate the idea of Frenson by creating a more stable government, to appease the citizens of Frenson, and to protect all foreign alliances. The R.W.P. had a short, boring history, with only minor advances and development.

Politics and government

Diagram of how bills would be passed

The R.W.P. consisted of a 1 party system, with a bicameral legislature, and a Judicial-Executive branch. The Executive branch had the least power of any of the federal directories (Directories being branches of government), with all their power being held by the majority of all the directories. The Legislative branch during the time of existence was not entirely created, however, it consisted of the directories (upper house), and the territories (lower house) to make legislative decisions.

President

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Legislature

Upper House

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Lower House

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