Quite the contrast between these two geographic ends of southern Europe. I have a hard time imagining this Ottoman Empire continuing for very much longer without bursting into a revolutionary conflagration, but perhaps I shall be surprised. On the other hand, Portugal ending up as a warmer...
Completely speculating here, but my guess is that Belgium implodes during the war, and maybe Flanders gets annexed to The Netherlands pretty much right away. Wallonia might limp along as a rump independent state for some time before the rising French State decides to do something about the mess...
Nearly all of the Olympian gods are portrayed as rather horrid "people". In Hera's case, she has a habit of getting mad at her philandering husband, but then because she can't actually do anything meaningful to Zeus directly, she takes her jealous anger out on the unfortunate mortal woman who...
Hoo boy. Belgium throwing around accusations that Germany pretty much has to respond to... And the hints would suggest that the response boils down to "If we're going to be accused, we might as well actually do it."
Not having control of the east bank of the Mississippi River south of Memphis could have a big impact on westward expansion of the US. Presumably, rights of navigation would be an issue that would be covered in the treaty ending the war, but there's still a certain amount of awkwardness...
You would see bicycles being the dominant choice for personal transportation, especially in cities. Most road improvements in the US before about 1910 were driven by the demands of bicyclists, not motorists.
Lol what? Basically all of Australia is closer to the equator than Nova Scotia. Brisbane is closer to the equator than Cape Canaveral. Pretty much the entire east coast of Queensland should be open for north-to-east launch vectors. The only drawback is how far away eastern Australia is from Europe.