Caitlyn's Isle

Caitlyn's Isle (Fet Altann) is an island off the coast of northern Redika. It is about 33,000 square miles. The capital and largest city is Passington. The population is one million something.

History
There have been people living on the island for years, but recorded history doesn't begin until 1814, when Internetians invaded the island. The couple, Peter and Caitlyn and Peter took the northern island, and Caitlyn took the southern island. The natives were oppressed and stripped of their rights almost immediately.

Pre-1950
Not much is known about Caitlyn's Isle before the year 1950. Such was the invisibility of the natives that they were basically forced to assimilate into Internetian culture. On December 2, 1952, Ronald Voopsnogger is the first person to speak out against the Internetian government on the island. He is never arrested, and becomes an advocate until his death nearly 40 years later.

In 1959 the Bradley Coffeeshop in Passington becomes the scene of a riot, where police and civilians argue, and begin fighting with utensils. Nobody is seriously injured.

1950s and 60s
In 1966, another riot in a different coffeeshop, this time in Orangeburg, began after a police officer tried to kick out a native woman. The same year, the native language was permitted to be spoken.

In 1969, a series of riots on both Caitlyn's and Peter's islands for several days in a row in June are widely considered to be the start of the independence movement.

1970s
In 1970, Sylvia Radamacher and Martha Johnson lead the first street protest in County Marie.

In 1975, the city of Passington passes a law that prohibits workplace discrimination against native islanders.

1980s
In 1987

1990s
A conference in Bicka, County Luna, met from around the island and lay the foundation for the independence movement.

In 1993, Laverne becomes the second county to pass anti-discrimination laws against natives. However, in the same year, Brandon Buttz was violently murdered in the countryside.

Geography
Caitlyn's Isle is one of many islands in the eastern Great Ocean. Its geography is flat and it is simply a place where the slightly rolling hills of the ocean floor rise above sea level.

The island has a tropical climate. The eastern part tends to be drier than the west, getting about half the rain.