1990s

Decades:
1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s 2030s 2040s 2050s 2060s 2070s 2080s

Years:
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

1990

• Berlin is named capital of the Federal Republic of Germany.

1991

• Daniel Coleman is born in a Native American reservation.

1992

• November 3: Jeffrey Lynch is elected President of the United States.

1993

• January 20: Jeffrey Lynch's United States presidential inauguration takes place.

1994

• Edward Gordon-Windsor is born.
• Chief Justice Warren E. Burger retires from the Supreme Court of the United States and is superseded by Terence Odrell.

1995

• Yakuza Kasigi Toda is born; oyabun of the Denver based Yamato-gumi.

1996

• November 5: Jeffrey Lynch is re-elected President of the United States.

1997

• Jeffrey Lynch is sworn in for his second USA presidential term.

1998

• George VIII is born.
• Maria Cinebal is born.

1999

• January 8: The International Brotherhood of Teamsters rejects the New York City government's final contract offer and ratifies strike action.
• February 2: The Canadian government pushes the Dene tribe off their land (ignoring their pending claim) to use it for further business development.
• April 12: A mob attacks a Seretech medical research truck in NYC, the ensuing riot killing 20 employees and 200 civilians.
• May 6: State and federal governments sue Seretech for criminal negligence over the NYC riots.
• September: Members of the Canadian Mohawk tribe block off roads leading to their reservations around Oka, Kahnawake, and Kanesatake in Quebec and declare themselves the Sovereign Mohawk Nation.
• October 3: After a four-week stand-off and several failed assaults, the Canadian military wiped out the Sovereign Mohawk Nation. Surviving members of the Mohawk tribe were moved from other reservations to a "Protection Center' near Swift Current, Saskatchewan. In an unprecedented and unexpected move, the US Government relocated American Mohawks to the Canadian internment camp as well.
• October 26: (United States vs. Seretech Corporation) The Supreme Court of the United States finds that corporations have the right to maintain a private army.
• November 6: Australia's first referendum regarding whether to become a republic fails; it remains a monarchy.