On April 22, 1921, New York State, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida all announced their withdrawal from the war on the same day.
The next day, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi followed suit in announcing their withdrawal from the war. Then came Arkansas, Missouri...
By the last day of April 1921, among all the federal states of the United States, only Idaho, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, and Iowa had yet to state their positions. Every other state had either declared independence or neutrality!
On May 1, seeing that things were going badly, the United States Navy also issued a declaration of neutrality. If they did not declare neutrality soon, they would be finished—the neutral states had already refused to continue supplying them and demanded that they leave by a set deadline, lest they draw the flames of war over.
Seeing that the tide had turned against them, the Washington government had no choice but to return to the negotiating table on May 2. Wilson attempted to exploit the contradictions between the various nations to preserve the United States of America!
Just as the Allied forces were celebrating and dusting off their hats, a victory report from Uehara Yusaku made everyone so furious they nearly spat blood! The British especially—their entire arrangement had been thrown into disarray!
The American government might have been finished, but every state was a small country with fully equipped armed forces. Fighting on their home ground, these militia units were no easy prey either!
According to the original plan, everyone could now divide the fruits of victory. The remaining issues could be settled through political means, and this war could be declared over!
Unfortunately, after the Japanese army captured the neutral city of Wells, the situation changed. The states that had already declared