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Social issues, however, still divided the nation. Long-standing issues involving the Atemeraw came to the forefront in the 1960s through protests and marches that captivated the nation. The [[Atemeraw Amendment]] was passed in 1973 to resolve these problems, creating special counties to act as nations for the indigenous peoples of Atemeraw. | Social issues, however, still divided the nation. Long-standing issues involving the Atemeraw came to the forefront in the 1960s through protests and marches that captivated the nation. The [[Atemeraw Amendment]] was passed in 1973 to resolve these problems, creating special counties to act as nations for the indigenous peoples of Atemeraw. | ||
During the 1970s, tensions grew between Asteria and Tierrador over [[Winnecomac County]], and led to the [[Asteria-Tierrador War]] in 1979, when nearly three hundred thousand Asterian soldiers poured into Tierrador territory. | During the 1970s, tensions grew between Asteria and Tierrador over [[Winnecomac|Winnecomac County]], and led to the [[Asteria-Tierrador War]] in 1979, when nearly three hundred thousand Asterian soldiers poured into Tierrador territory. | ||
The war's end and Asteria's defeat in the conflict led to political turmoil that eventually led to a complete political revolution in Concordia. | The war's end and Asteria's defeat in the conflict led to political turmoil that eventually led to a complete political revolution in Concordia. | ||
===Contemporary Asteria (1993-Present)=== | ===Contemporary Asteria (1993-Present)=== | ||