Post Post-Apocalypse

The Post Post-Apocalypse (PPA) is the name for and era lasting from 2022 AD and onward, following the Post-Apocalypse, which started immediately after the actual Apocalypse in 1989. The Era is noted as a time marking the rise of 'Reconstructionism' as well as a spreading desire to rebuild the societies lost to time.

The Bigg'un
Not many years following the Technically-Hostile Takeover of Morocco, the now-Warlord of Morocco, Chester Yeehaw, went on to (somehow) unite the Americans and the Axis in an effort to fight off the Communists and the Shadow Company. Whilst the war raged on, he remained in Morocco to help rebuild his new country to better support his new allies, and in doing so also discovered a rich deposit of Uranium in the middle of the land. Like any sane man, he began searching for a way to weaponize it, and in only 5 years time managed to construct the first nuclear bomb. The weapon was dubbed "The Bigg'un" for the simple fact that he used his entire uranium supply to build it, and his belief that the weapon alone could end an entire war in one strike. Not long after building the Bigg'un, he went out to test it on the Soviet Union. He personally flew a plane over the country, threw all sense out the window, and rode the bomb out the doors with a resounding "YEEEE-HAAAW!~"

State of the World

 * Americas. Surprisingly alright, but has been completely taken over by Reconstructionism.
 * Europe. Warring imperialist kingdoms attempting to seize control of the land and resources.
 * China. Broken, again (again). Ruled by Warlords fighting for gold and glory.
 * Australia. A hot and violent wasteland. Relatively unchanged compared to real-life Australia.
 * Africa. Also a violent wasteland and not very different from real-life Africa.

Reconstructionism
One of the movements that defines the Post Post-Apocalypse was the rise of Reconstructionism. After some bloke found a photograph of the world before the Apocalypse, everyone realized that the world was much shinier than the dusty old Post-Apocalypse. All at once people attempted to rebuild the old cities and societies with only photos and books to go on, thus birthing the Reconstructionist Movement. This movement would lead to the construction of sprawling cityscapes with not enough people to inhabit them, as well as the re-establishment of 'modern' governments and jobs, leading to a world that was just as close to the one before 1989 as they could get.