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Template:War The byproduct of a strange dream brought on by an Apple of Eden, the Rebellion against King Washington was a civil conflict between the newly formed Kingdom of the United States, led by "Mad" King Washington, and several groups of disaffected citizens and Native Americans, led by Ratonhnhaké:ton, Samuel Adams, and Thomas Jefferson.
King Washington made significant use of his "sceptre" – actually the aforementioned Apple of Eden – to manipulate those around him into obediance, and also as a weapon against those who would oppose him.
History
At some point during the conflict, Kaniehtí:io attempted to procure Washington's Apple but failed, bringing the Native American threat to the King's attention.[1]
Following an attack by the King's forces on the towns of Lexington and Concord, which was successfully repulsed by Kaniehtí:io and her son, Ratonhnhaké:ton, Washington's forces invaded Kanatahséton and destroyed it entirely. Five months later, as an act of revenge for the attack, Ratonhnhaké:ton infiltrated Fort Duquesne and killed Benedict Arnold, Washington's representative in the region.[1]
Some time later, after gathering allies in Boston,[2] the rebels attacked Washington's New York headquarters in an attempt to end the war.[3]