State of Western Pennsylvania
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The State of Western Pennsylvania | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: Victory, Virtue, Valor | |
| Anthem: My Country Tis of Thee | |
| Capital and largest city | Pittsburgh |
| Official languages | English (USA), Pennsylvanian Dutch |
| Demonym(s) | Western Pennsylvanian |
| Government | Ceremonial State Legislature |
• Lieutenant governor | N/A |
• Governor | N/A |
| Legislature | Western Pennsylvania State Legislature |
| Establishment | 2021 |
| Currency | United States Dollar (USD) |
| Time zone | EST |
The The State of Western Pennsylvania, more commonly known as Western Pennsylvania, is a Proposed State in The United States of America, Located to all of the west of the Susquehanna River's second crossing. The State of Western Pennsylvania would be the 51st state to be admitted into the union.
History
Western Pennsylvania was given over to The Union in many purchases from native Americans ending in 1784 when the last deal outlining Pennsylvania's Westward expansion ended. Also in 1784 The Pennamite-Yankee war broke out between Pennsylvanian and Connecticut yankees where 1 Pennsylvanian was killed and 2 Connecticuters where killed, in the end asserting Pennsylvania's claim to the land. The only other conflicts to be in Western Pennsylvania would be the Whisky Rebellion and the Battle of Gettysburg
Ceremonial Government
The Ceremonial Congress consists of The Western Pennsylvania Ceremonial House and The Western Pennsylvanian Ceremonial Senate. With the position of the Spokesman speaking on behalf of the nation and managing it.
Politics
The Ceremonial Government is elected every three months by a single transferable vote system with multi-member districts. The Political parties are
Independence Party (Western Pennsylvania)
The Conservationist Party
The Steel Party
The Amish Interest Association