The ARW meets The ECW

[DuQuense]

The ASBs wonder how the two Revolutions would consider each other.
So.. at Dawn 24th Octobre 1781, just at the end of the ARW,
everything within 250 miles of the American east coast, [both inland and out to sea] from Labrador- south to St Augustine- [includes Bahama/Bermuda]
is Isoted to 24th Octobre 1646. Just at the end of the 1st ECW

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_English_Civil_War
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Civil_War_timeline
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Yorktown
England is split into three forces - Parliament - Royals - New Model Army
The American/French army is at Yorktown with 7000 English prisoners, and Clinton's relief force with 5000 Soldiers is just off shore.
There are Spanish Ships and Troops in the Bahamas.

[Jasen777]

This is an interesting one, but I don't really know enough about the ECW era to say much.

The American tech advantage doesn't seem to be very large...

How much of the British navy goes back? That could give an edge to the Royalists (who I'm assuming the 1781 British will support).

I don't think the colonials can have much of a direct impact on Britain.

I wonder what people will make of the ISoT itself...

[manofsteelwool]

The Founding Fathers may be able to meet with Locke and may try to "influence" his thinking by giving him some of his own books to read.

Louis XIV started his reign in 1643.

The Spanish may try to keep some unfortunate events from happening and keep it a major power.