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North America in Civ

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Civ 6

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Leaders: Alejandría Xóchitl, Tyler Burrett

Capital: Fort Zapata

Theme: Einheitsfrontlied

Ambient Music: The Popular Wobbly, Now Let Me Fly, The IWW Song, Himno Zapatista

Start Bias: River tier 4, Plains tier 2

Ancient Architecture Set: Mix of Ancient Wood, Ancient Clay, and Ancient Brick buildings, Ancient Brick palace

Classical-Renaissance Architecture Set: Mix of Latin American and American/Canadian buildings, custom Monument and Palace

Industrial Architecture Set: Brick

Modern-Information Architecture Set: Steel

UA: Liberty and Equality
Rock Bands and Naturalists are 30% cheaper to purchase with Faith
Gain an extra Economic Policy slot in any government

LUA (Xóchitl): La Rosa Roja
+10 Loyalty on her home continent
+100% Alliance Points to civilizations with the same government as her
+3 strength when fighting within 3 tiles of her or an ally's territory

LUA (Burrett): City of Tomorrow
+25% Production towards Districts adjacent to a City Center
City Centers provide a major (+2) adjacency bonus to all Districts
Unlock the Plaza of the Revolution unique district

UU: Blackfish
Replaces the Aircraft Carrier
5 Movement
May carry 4 Aircraft
80 melee strength (Instead of 65)

UI: Baseball Field
Unlocked with Games and Recreation
Must be built on flat land
May only build 1 per city, and tiles with Baseball Fields can't be swapped
+1 Amenity
+2 Culture
+2 Appeal
+1 Culture for every adjacent City Center, Theater Square, Entertainment Complex, and Water Park (Increased to +2 with Professional Sports)
+4 Gold (With Professional Sports)
+2 Culture for every adjacent Stadium and Aquatics Center

LUD (Burrett): Plaza of the Revolution
Replaces the Government Plaza
Provides a major (+2) adjacency bonus to all adjacent districts
+8 Loyalty to this city (Default)
Awards +1 Governor Title (Default)
Limit of one per civilization (Default)
+4 Appeal
Gain +5% Production to civilian units, districts, wonders, city projects, and buildings empire-wide upon completion, as well as every time you construct a government building.
Gain +1 Influence point per turn upon completion, as well as every time you complete a government building.

City-States:
Chinook (Replaces Mexico City/Toronto; Cree architecture)

Leader: Alejandría Xóchitl

Capital: Fort Zapata

Theme: Einheitsfrontlied

Architecture Set: Native American

Music Set: European

Start Bias: River

UA: Liberty and Equality
+15% combat strength on your home continent
+1 Food and Production from Pastures
+1 Food and Production from cities on rivers
Completing a Pasture claims all adjacent tiles within range of a North American city

UU: Revolutionary Ranger
Replaces Machine Gun
Ignores terrain cost
+1 movement
+5 combat strength in friendly terrain
+1 range
Starts with Barrage I promotion

UB: Municipal Soviet
Replaces Garden
Unlocked with Philosophy
+25% generation of great people in this city. (default)
No terrain requirements
+1 production from specialist slots in this city. (Increased to +2 with Industrialization)
+2 Happiness

(Requires 3UC Mod) UB: Baseball Field
Replaces Colosseum
+2 Happiness (default)
+2 Culture
+2 Gold

(Requires 4UC Mod) UU: Frontiersman
Replaces Cavalry
Unlocked with Rifling
Lower Production cost (175 vs 225)
Can Build Pastures twice as quickly as Builders
+1 Movement in rough terrain

(Requires 5UC Mod) UNW: Plaza of the Revolution
Replaces National Epic
+25% Great People generation in this City (Default)
Contains 1 Great Work of Writing slot (Default)
+2 Culture per turn for every great person earned after it's completion

City-States:
Escampaba (Replaces Quebec City; Native American architecture)
Chinook (Replaces Panama City; Native American architecture)
Werowocomoco (Replaces Vancouver; Native American architecture)

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North American Phonetic English

NƏFÎ́ has had an enormous impact on the Anglosphere as a whole; all other anglophone IASN member-states have passed similar reforms, and the idea of spelling reform has gained considerable traction even outside the IASN. On February 20th, 2069, the Australian parliament narrowly voted against a proposal to create a spelling reform of their own. Scots has also received a similar - albeit far less drastic - spelling reform, which was heavily inspired by NƏFÎ́. The reformed Scots system has seen the introduction of acutes to indicate emphasis, and many other, more minor changes.

Alphabet: Aa Bb Cc Ææ Dd Ðð Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Ll Mm Nn Ꝿꝿ Oo Pp Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

Vowels With Diacritics: Áá Āā Ââ Ấấ Ǽǽ Æ̈æ̈ Æ̈́æ̈́ Ēē Éé Ęę Ëë Êê Ë́ë́ Ếế Íí Īī Ïï Îî Ḯḯ Î́î́ Ɨɨ Ə́ə́ Ōō Óó Öö Ôô Ö́ö́ Ốố Úú Ųų Üü Ǘǘ Ʉʉ

Consonants With Diacritics: Ṕṕ Ǵǵ T́t́ D́d́ R̀r̀ Řř Ǹǹ Ňň L̀l̀ Ľľ

Acutes over vowels, liquids, and nasal consonants indicate that the sound is elongated, while acutes over voiceless consonants indicate various stops. Diaereses and circumflexes over vowels indicate various changes in pronunciation. Graves placed over consonants indicate a short syllabic consonant, while a caron over a consonant indicates an elongated syllabic consonant.

As North America is home to numerous distinct English dialects, NUFÎ́ spelling can naturally change - sometimes drastically - depending on geography. In order to mitigate the issues caused by this, a standardized dialect has been created for the purposes of official documents, national media, literature, etc. This standardized dialect is designed to be as easily legible to as many anglophone North Americans as is humanly possible. Unless otherwise stated, all NUFÎ́ text in this factbook can and should be assumed to be in the standardized dialect.