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It was during this cultural war that [[MA:Warp factor|warp]] travel was developed. However, far from demonstrating to the Bolians that under a united planetary government they could make a stance as a galactic power, the development of [[MA:Warp factor|warp]] travel did little to impact upon the cultural differences between the three civilisations. First contact with two alien races inflamed the disputes further. One race, the Iren, contacted the Bolians in an effort to seek aid in defending their homeworld against alien aggressors. That same people, the Uzor, contacted the Bolians to explain the motives behind their attacks, which they claimed to be in self-defence against a people that refused to help their civilisation, which was fast running out of natural resources. Two of the continental powers took opposite sides in this conflict, one providing the Iren with weapons and technology but not involving themselves directly in the conflict, the other providing resources to assist the Uzor that so badly needed them. | It was during this cultural war that [[MA:Warp factor|warp]] travel was developed. However, far from demonstrating to the Bolians that under a united planetary government they could make a stance as a galactic power, the development of [[MA:Warp factor|warp]] travel did little to impact upon the cultural differences between the three civilisations. First contact with two alien races inflamed the disputes further. One race, the Iren, contacted the Bolians in an effort to seek aid in defending their homeworld against alien aggressors. That same people, the Uzor, contacted the Bolians to explain the motives behind their attacks, which they claimed to be in self-defence against a people that refused to help their civilisation, which was fast running out of natural resources. Two of the continental powers took opposite sides in this conflict, one providing the Iren with weapons and technology but not involving themselves directly in the conflict, the other providing resources to assist the Uzor that so badly needed them. | ||
The third power looked upon its rivals with scorn, and developed a somewhat [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jingoism jingoist] stance. They were not resentful of the other races, but they were thoroughly convinced that their societies were not, and would never be, as productive as those that resided on [[ma:Bolarus IX|Bolarus IX]]. They refused to help either side and pressed for their traditions and cultures to be accepted | The third power looked upon its rivals with scorn, and developed a somewhat [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jingoism jingoist] stance. They were not resentful of the other races, but they were thoroughly convinced that their societies were not, and would never be, as productive as those that resided on [[ma:Bolarus IX|Bolarus IX]]. They refused to help either side and pressed for their traditions and cultures to be accepted planet wide at the expense of all else. | ||
During this time, the [[Ferengi]] were known to have had dealings with the Bolians, who, while slightly less advanced in the field of technology, were able to hold their own during business negotiations. This earned them some respect in the eyes of the Ferengi. First Contact did not go so well with the [[Moropa]], another neighbouring race, and hostilities erupted in the late 23rd Century. | During this time, the [[Ferengi]] were known to have had dealings with the Bolians, who, while slightly less advanced in the field of technology, were able to hold their own during business negotiations. This earned them some respect in the eyes of the Ferengi. First Contact did not go so well with the [[Moropa]], another neighbouring race, and hostilities erupted in the late 23rd Century. | ||