Not too long ago, our beloved Abbgalia was part of Canada. One day, one of our founders, Kenneth Martin, voiced his opinion of wanting Abbgalia to be independent. Many people sided with him arguing that there was no reason for Abbgalia to be under Canada when they aren't connected physically while others argued that Abbgalia was perfectly capable of governing itself.

Canada didn't complain for long and soon Abbgalia was independent and on it's own.

Abbgalia decided to rule with democracy, making it a federal government.

Abbgalia flourished on it's own and is now a more developed country in stage four of the demographic transition.

Before Abbgalia could officially become a country, we had to answer some questions for the United Nations.

Some of the simple questions asked were about our prorupted shape, our land size of 669,040 square miles, our cultural and geometric boundaries, and our country type which is multinational.