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The American Dialects are multiple dialects of the English language located in the Commonwealth of America. In 1840, there were around 10 dialects, Nua Englander, Nieuw Yorker, Iroquia, Pennsylvania, Ny Svensk, Virginian, Canadian, Newfoundlander, Appalachian, Louisianian and Floridian. The dialects were formed around the 1670s when the English would encourage people from other nations such as Germany, Scandinavia and the Netherlands. Several settlers would also mix with several Native American groups and their languages. Eventually, the language from English and other nations settlers would mix forming into new dialects.

Nua Englander: Made up of English and Irish settlers, their dialect is more understandable to the people of Britain. They generally live in the area of New England and have been settling near Manitoba.

Nieuw Yorker: Made up of Dutchs who lived in the new Netherland colony and the English settlers who arrive later. Their dialect is a mix of Dutch and English. They generally live in New York, Northern Pennsylvania, and parts of New England and New Jersey.

Iroquia: Made up of English and some Dutch settlers and the Haudenosaunee people. Their dialect is a fixture of Iroquoian and English and some Dutch. They mainly live in Northern New York.

Pennsylvania: Made up of German and English settlers. Their dialect is a mixture of English, German and a bit of Irish. They live in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio and Northern Virginia and Maryland and have been settling in Georgia.

Ny Svensk: Made up of Swedish and English settlers, with some Swedes being from the colony of New Sweden. Their dialect is a mixture of English, Swedish and a bit of German. They live in Maryland, Delaware and parts of New Jersey.

Virginia: The most recognizable dialect to the people back in Britain, It mostly made up of English and some German and Irish. They live in Virginia, The two Carolinas, and Georgia and have been settling in the west.

Canadian: Coming from the French and English settlers, The Canadian dialect is made up of French and English influence. They live in Ontario, parts of Quebec and New York.

Newfoundlander: Made up of English and Danish settlers. They live in Newfoundland and parts of Quebec.

Appalachian: Made up of English and Scottish settlers, their dialect is mostly made from English, Scott, and Scottish Gaelic. They live in parts of Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Franklin. and parts of Georgia and Mississippi.

Louisianian: Made up of English, French, Spanish and some Louisiana Creole. They live in Louisiana and Mississippi.

Floridian: Made up of English and Spanish settlers, they live in Florida and some parts of Georgia.

As for the history of the Commonwealth of America: Following Britain's defeat in the 7 Years' War, the American colonies remain firmly allied with the British fearing the French. Eventually, the Napoleonic wars occur, and the 13 colonies would successfully invade and conquer New France. Eventually in the 1820s, Independence would be granted with the Americans becoming a Dominion. A civil war erupted in 1833 over the issues of Slavery with the British abolishing it. With British aid, the Americans would defeat the succeeding southern colonies. By the time the map take place in 1840, the Americans have begun to expand out west.

(Authors note: I'm gonna be honest I don't like this map, I rushed it and doesn't look professional. Its not very great which is why I kept deleting it.)

Description
The American Dialects are multiple dialects of the English language located in the Commonwealth of America. In 1840, there were around 10 dialects, Nua Englander, Nieuw Yorker, Iroquia, Pennsylvania, Ny Svensk, Virginian, Canadian, Newfoundlander, Appalachian, Louisianian and Floridian. The dialects were formed around the 1670s when the English would encourage people from other nations such as Germany, Scandinavia and the Netherlands. Several settlers would also mix with several Native American groups and their languages. Eventually, the language from English and other nations settlers would mix forming into new dialects.

Nua Englander: Made up of English and Irish settlers, their dialect is more understandable to the people of Britain. They generally live in the area of New England and have been settling near Manitoba.

Nieuw Yorker: Made up of Dutchs who lived in the new Netherland colony and the English settlers who arrive later. Their dialect is a mix of Dutch and English. They generally live in New York, Northern Pennsylvania, and parts of New England and New Jersey.

Iroquia: Made up of English and some Dutch settlers and the Haudenosaunee people. Their dialect is a fixture of Iroquoian and English and some Dutch. They mainly live in Northern New York.

Pennsylvania: Made up of German and English settlers. Their dialect is a mixture of English, German and a bit of Irish. They live in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio and Northern Virginia and Maryland and have been settling in Georgia.

Ny Svensk: Made up of Swedish and English settlers, with some Swedes being from the colony of New Sweden. Their dialect is a mixture of English, Swedish and a bit of German. They live in Maryland, Delaware and parts of New Jersey.

Virginia: The most recognizable dialect to the people back in Britain, It mostly made up of English and some German and Irish. They live in Virginia, The two Carolinas, and Georgia and have been settling in the west.

Canadian: Coming from the French and English settlers, The Canadian dialect is made up of French and English influence. They live in Ontario, parts of Quebec and New York.

Newfoundlander: Made up of English and Danish settlers. They live in Newfoundland and parts of Quebec.

Appalachian: Made up of English and Scottish settlers, their dialect is mostly made from English, Scott, and Scottish Gaelic. They live in parts of Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Franklin. and parts of Georgia and Mississippi.

Louisianian: Made up of English, French, Spanish and some Louisiana Creole. They live in Louisiana and Mississippi.

Floridian: Made up of English and Spanish settlers, they live in Florida and some parts of Georgia.

As for the history of the Commonwealth of America: Following Britain's defeat in the 7 Years' War, the American colonies remain firmly allied with the British fearing the French. Eventually, the Napoleonic wars occur, and the 13 colonies would successfully invade and conquer New France. Eventually in the 1820s, Independence would be granted with the Americans becoming a Dominion. A civil war erupted in 1833 over the issues of Slavery with the British abolishing it. With British aid, the Americans would defeat the succeeding southern colonies. By the time the map take place in 1840, the Americans have begun to expand out west.

(Authors note: I'm gonna be honest I don't like this map, I rushed it and doesn't look professional. Its not very great which is why I kept deleting it.)