Members of the Federated Nations, the successor organization of the United Nations:
Members of the Federated Nations, 2174
This map should be considered as a “draft” – I may still change the status of a few nations. Either way, some notes may be in order:
- The FN was organized by only a handful of nations, but a far greater number signed the charter when the FN was founded. The Second American Republic was a key force behind the FN treaty.
- Texas was a founding member along with the entirety of the United States, but the membership treaty failed ratification. This was a major embarrassment for the Americans. Texas was admitted seven years later, after pro-FN politicians ran a successful campaign decrying Texan loss of influence on world politics.
- The Andean Community withdrew from the FN in protest when the FN failed to force Venezuela to withdraw from annexed Colombian territory.
- Morocco was expelled after severe human rights violations came to light.
- Iraq withdrew on influence from the Islamic Union.
- The Islamic Union, and most of the countries in its influence, never joined the Federated Nations. This also implies that the FN was founded after the Islamic Union – a key point I will probably change.
- The Chinese Empire blocked membership of Xinjiang.