Confederalism

Basic Information

Aliases

Confed
Confederal states
Anti-federalism (USA)
Federalism on steroids

Neo-Confederatism (USA, modern)
Alt-South Movement (USA)

Alignment(s)

Non-Quad

AuthRight (

Confederatism)

Culturally Right (

Confederatism)

Ideological Information

Influenced by:

Feudalism

Federalism
Monarchism (some)
Republicanism (most)
Catholic Theocracy (Canada)

Influenced

Notable people

Dekanawidah (?-?) Iroquois Confederacy
Klemens von Metternich (1773-1859) The German Confederacy
John C. Calhoun (1782-1850) USA
Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) US/CSA
Alexander H. Stephens (1812-1883) US/CSA
Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) US/CSA
John Wilkes Booth (1838-1865) USA
Herbert Alois Krauss (1911-2008) Austria

Notable examples

The Three Crowned Kings ,1.050 B.C. as the first known example
The Delian League 478 BC-449 BC
The Old Swiss Confederacy The 14th Century-1798
The Iroquois Confederacy 1450-1946
The German Confederation 1815-1866
Argentine Confederation 1831-1861
The Confederate States of America 1861-1865

Variations

School of Thought

HRE Model
- Urbism
- Feudalism
- Elective Monarchism
- Bishop investure (sometimes)
- Catholic Theocracy (800–1806)
- Lutheran Theocracy (1555–1806)
- Calvinist Theocracy (1648–1806)

Confederatism
- Authoritarian Democracy
- Ethnocracy
- Presidentialism
- National Agrarianism
- Jacksonian Democracy
- Roman Republicanism
- Separatism
- Totalitarianism (debatably)
- Slavery
- White Nationalism

John Tyler Thought

Character Information

Likes

State's rights

Dislikes

Central authority telling him what to do

Confederalism is a system where a group of regional governments are united under a weak confederal government for some purpose, but have equal or more power then the confederal government. In some versions, regional governments might even have in-country tariffs and strong borders.

Personality

Confederate usually has split personalities whom he often argues with, and has trouble making decisions as a result.

How to Draw

Draw a ball with eyes
5 red circles in a X, the center circle can be bigger than the other 4, but it doesn't need to be
5 white circles in the red circles
5 blue stars in the white circles
(Optional) confederate can be drawn as 5 separate balls, each with one of the circle-stars, usually arguing.

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White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255
Red	#D80323	216, 3, 35
Blue	#002368	0, 35, 104

Relationships

Friends

Libertarianism & Libertarian Socialism - Fellow decentralization fans. ~~Just please ignore my authoritarian variants such as CSA.~~
Minarchism & Minarcho-Socialism - Even bigger fans of decentralization. Based!
Separatism - Is a right of the states.
Helvetic Model - Closer to federalism nowadays, but still pretty good.
Democratic Confederalism - I support you against the Erdoganist and Kemalist unitarist.
Neozapatismo - Good job in Mexico son.
Urbism - I guess decentral cities can work too.
Feudalism - The HRE was based.

Frenemies

Anarcho-Capitalism - A fan of mine, but I don't like their "abolish the state" thing.
Federalism - Too moderate. We need MOAR autonomy.
European Federalism - You're actually not too bad as you are currently, but the commission is a bunch of bureaucratic cringe.