1901

In 1901, Germany boasts a formidable navy and army but lacks a significant empire, prompting Kaiser Wilhelm II to demand the U.S. return its newly acquired territories. When President McKinley refuses, the Kaiser invades, starting with Long Island. As the nation braces for conflict, Theodore Roosevelt steps up as the new president after McKinley's sudden death, rallying American forces alongside Confederate general James Longstreet in a fierce battle against the German war machine, culminating in the dramatic Battle of Danbury.