Brazil Collapses: Argentina, Bolivia and the US Fight for Territory

If Brazil totally collapsed, the fallout would spread fast as neighboring countries rushed to claim territory and the region slid into conflict. Argentina would push for the southern part of Brazil, but Uruguay and Paraguay would also want it, turning the dispute into a battle that Argentina would ultimately win. Farther west, Bolivia and Peru would keep expanding east until they crossed paths, and when neither side backed down, they would fight too. Bolivia would gain the upper hand in that clash and come out ahead.

As the chaos grew, the United States would step in to try to calm things down, but the fighting would continue. With no one willing to stop, the U.S. would send in its entire army, defend against attacks from much of the South American forces, and take control of the Brazilian territory. Once the situation seemed settled, the U.S. would then trick everyone and keep the territory for itself.

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