First American War (Alianca Fascista)

The First American War, also known as the Great American War, was a conflict between the military coaliton Aliança Fascista and the Allies. It took place on the Americas and lasted from 1937 to 1942. It openend with the 1938 invasions of both Uruguay and Paraguay, sparking the following attacks on all the neutral South American countries and later North America. The war ended with Franklin Delano Roosevelt signing the American Instrument of Surrender in 1942 and the subsequent capitulation of Canada.

Background
With the fascist uprise in Europe, political parties like the Brazilian Integralist Action started recieving more attention from the population in South America. Although inspired, these parties did not fully resemble the european fascism. The Integralist party in Brazil managed to gain heavy support from the population and successfully overthrew the Vargas Regime in 1936 in a coup d'état. Followed by the establishment of an Integralist Brazil, the fascist party in Argentina also came to power. Although rivalry was present throughout history between the nations, the now fascist powers were seeking diplomatic cooperation. After 2 years of improved relations, the two nations founded their alliance, Aliança Fascista. The coalition was aiming for dominance in the Americas and started its conquest with the Invasion of Uruguay and Paraguay.