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| rdfs:comment | - The Idaho War, also known as the Second Civil War, or the Yttrium War, was a relatively limited conflict between the United States and the secessionist Idaho forces. After Idaho attempted to nationalize its yttrium mining industry, the federal authorities, under the pressure of certain corporate interests, invaded the state to secure mineral deposits. The immediate pretext of the campaign was the supposed assassination of Jared Hassan, the Speaker of the House, by anti-federal militias connected to the Idaho government. After an extended air war lasting six weeks, a 200-hour ground conflict led to a decisive American victory. Despite its short length, the Idaho War was fairly unpopular among Americans, leading to widespread protests, and eventually the impeachment of President Gerald Wilso
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| Caption | - Clockwise from Top Left: BattleStar positronium missile locking on to an Idaho target, hypersonic American drone launching attack on Idaho communications center, airstrikes against tactical infrastructure in Boise, US Mechas fighting during ground campaign
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| Result | - American aerial campaign destroys Idaho logistical and command infrastructure
US military takes control of key Yttrium reserves in Idaho
Major towns and cities occupied; Idaho military bases turned over to US forces
Heavy civilian casualties
Resistance, protests, and anti-war movement
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| Causes | - Idaho Yttrium Nationalization, Corporate Interests, Jared Hassan assassination
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| abstract | - The Idaho War, also known as the Second Civil War, or the Yttrium War, was a relatively limited conflict between the United States and the secessionist Idaho forces. After Idaho attempted to nationalize its yttrium mining industry, the federal authorities, under the pressure of certain corporate interests, invaded the state to secure mineral deposits. The immediate pretext of the campaign was the supposed assassination of Jared Hassan, the Speaker of the House, by anti-federal militias connected to the Idaho government. After an extended air war lasting six weeks, a 200-hour ground conflict led to a decisive American victory. Despite its short length, the Idaho War was fairly unpopular among Americans, leading to widespread protests, and eventually the impeachment of President Gerald Wilson upon the discovery that he launched the campaign on the behalf of mineral corporations.
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