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2037-06-20: Desiring to present a strong unified front, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas simultaneously announce a combination regional and political alliance taking the form of an intestate compact, following the example of New York. Although not as fiery or culturally-focused as the Patriot Pact, the so-called “Lewis and Clarke Compact” does seek wide-reaching political reforms, and is fiercely against the
attempt to diminish the power of states being pursued by New York.
2037-06-26: Prominent leaders of the Patriot Pact begin endorsing the idea of a formalized compact between member states in response to a perceived relative weakness of the pact compared to its northern neighbors. Legislation to this effect would be signed into law by all members over the following weeks.
