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*The [[Callisto Treaty]] is signed. The [[Frieden]] and [[Koslovics]] formally surrender to the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]], officially ending the [[Interplanetary War]].<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', page 33</ref> | *The [[Callisto Treaty]] is signed. The [[Frieden]] and [[Koslovics]] formally surrender to the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]], officially ending the [[Interplanetary War]].<ref>'''[[Halo Encyclopedia]]''', ''page 33''</ref> | ||
*A [[Unified Earth Government]] is formed in the wake of the conflicts of the 2160s. Now, the victors were forced to deal with a less obvious but equally serious threat: overpopulation and a massive military that had no enemy to fight. In the post-war period there were massive population surges and the overpopulation, coupled with the destruction and famine bred by the [[Rain Forest Wars]], threatened to destabilize the economy.<ref>[http://halostory.bungie.org/halostory.timeline.html '''Halo.Bungie.org''': ''Halo Story Page - Halo Story Timeline'']</ref> | *A [[Unified Earth Government]] is formed in the wake of the conflicts of the 2160s. Now, the victors were forced to deal with a less obvious but equally serious threat: overpopulation and a massive military that had no enemy to fight. In the post-war period there were massive population surges and the overpopulation, coupled with the destruction and famine bred by the [[Rain Forest Wars]], threatened to destabilize the economy.<ref>[http://halostory.bungie.org/halostory.timeline.html '''Halo.Bungie.org''': ''Halo Story Page - Halo Story Timeline'']</ref> | ||
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- The Callisto Treaty is signed. The Frieden and Koslovics formally surrender to the UNSC, officially ending the Interplanetary War.[1]
- A Unified Earth Government is formed in the wake of the conflicts of the 2160s. Now, the victors were forced to deal with a less obvious but equally serious threat: overpopulation and a massive military that had no enemy to fight. In the post-war period there were massive population surges and the overpopulation, coupled with the destruction and famine bred by the Rain Forest Wars, threatened to destabilize the economy.[2]
