Isn't Nova Scotia Latin for New Scotland, so effectively the state you named Kingdom of Nova would translate to "Kingdom of New" lol as you had Nova Scotia split to two different provinces/states.
Isn't Nova Scotia Latin for New Scotland, so effectively the state you named Kingdom of Nova would translate to "Kingdom of New" lol as you had Nova Scotia split to two different provinces/states.
Interesting timeline, I would just ask for some clarification. You mentioned a Western Confederation early on that seemed to have appeared out of nowhere and disappeared. Where and what was it? Also, when did California gain independence?
Sorry, I can see how the setup of my map is a little confusing. The Kingdom of Nova Scotia is one unit. The three lines coming from the name are pointing to the three parts of the Kingdom of Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia itself, New Brunswicl, and Prince Edward Island.
How did Vandalia come about? I don't think it's implausible to use the OTL West Virginia border as it's defined by the Appalachians, but was it a secession over slavery as OTL, or gained by the USA in a war?
holy shit Britian looks like it could conquer NA
I thought Vandalia was in Eastern Kentucky?
How did the Americans (specifically the FSA) persuade the British to vacate the forts of the old Northwest?
What persuaded the various FSA states (to be) to surrender the Erie triangle?
Very Interesting timeline, remarkably plausible.
You seem to have a Britain v. Russia-France struggle heating up. What role does Germany have to play? How powerful is Germany in your TL?
And all these independent states on the NA continent with only 1 or 2 minor wars in 100 years? seems unlikely considering the history of a divided Europe.
Hope to see more soon.