| The Mexican-American War |
| The War of Secession |
| The Spanish-Americas War |
| The Great War |
| The Texan-American War |
| The World War |
| The Cold War |
| The Spasm |
| Post-Apocalypse Brush Wars |
Beginning in 1898 with the sinking of the CSS Savannah in Havana harbor, and 3 months, later the bombing of the USS Baltimore in Mirs bay in Hong Kong, brought the strange bedfellows of the Confederate States of America and the United States of America to war against Spain.
Aftermath[]
North America following the Spanish-Americas War
Within a matter of months, the CSA had secured Cuba and Puerto Rico as their territories, and the USA the Philippines and Guam. A full peace was negotiated in the end months of 1898, and ratified by the congresses of the Confederate States and the United States in January and February respectively.
This war did little to ease the tensions between the CSA and the USA, and served only to hone the military apparatuses of these two feuding nations.