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This was also a time of peace and prosperity with no conflict zones that forced people to migrate. Humanity had grown tired of fighting amongst themselves after three centuries of uninterrupted war. The discoveries of alien life on other planets had also fundamentally changed the minds of the human race, who now could gaze into other worlds than their own. | This was also a time of peace and prosperity with no conflict zones that forced people to migrate. Humanity had grown tired of fighting amongst themselves after three centuries of uninterrupted war. The discoveries of alien life on other planets had also fundamentally changed the minds of the human race, who now could gaze into other worlds than their own. | ||
==Prominent "races" on Raana | ==Prominent "races" on Raana== | ||
* American (35%) | * American (35%) | ||
Revision as of 06:56, 30 May 2023
The cultural nationalism that swept across Earth in the early 23rd century still lingers on Raana today, several centuries later. After the devestation of World War III, the following famine and the Sino-Ocenanic collapse in 2150, Earth's people found refuge in returning to their roots, basking in "the old ways" that had become an anecdote reserved for dust-gathering history books.
This was also a time of peace and prosperity with no conflict zones that forced people to migrate. Humanity had grown tired of fighting amongst themselves after three centuries of uninterrupted war. The discoveries of alien life on other planets had also fundamentally changed the minds of the human race, who now could gaze into other worlds than their own.
Prominent "races" on Raana[edit | edit source]
- American (35%)
- Old British (12%)
- Scandi (11%)
- Old German (12%)
- Old French (7%)
- Russian (6%)
- Tribalists (5-15%)
- Japanese (5%)
- African unionists (4%)
- Celts (2%)
- Italian (1%)