Recent content by RedBaron223

The pocket belts under womens dresses in Victorian England either gets transferred over to the 20th century or tge concept of womens fashion needing pockets does.

One thing people have missed is the American Military. The War of 1812 was the wake up call the US needed to realize that having no Federal military and relying on State raised Militia that couldn't operate outside of their state was a bad idea. Also, we have to take in to account how this...

So, I recently re-watched that Vexiliologoy TED talk, and thought I'd redesign some flags myself, here are 2 designs for 2 Provinces. How'd I do?

I always to Paternal Autocratic to mean a Male leader or figurehead with a cult of personality or is revered in a parental light who is central in a non-democratic government or Regime based on traditional or conservative values. While Nationalist Populist I understand is just Fascism.

Uhm... I live in Saskatchewan.

Is it possible to get a side by side with the original map?

I wasn't singling the US out. Both are guilty of this. However the US became a nation under the assumption that the land they were fighting Tecumseh for was in everyway rightfully theirs after the 7 Years war. Britain giving most of the Ohio valley to the Province of Quebec in order to keep the...

Now, you can't say this without going into a debate about whether or not either nation had a legitimate claim on that land. The war against the First Nation alliance was a war against a foreign power, and not a rebellion, no matter how often it's called "Tecumseh's Rebellion". Honestly I see the...

That and I doubt sitting there and taking the enemy fire is going to help.

Are you referring to the Beaver wars? Or some other conflict that they were in the middle of when First Contact was made?

If the British seize it in 1914, Greenland could theoretically become a 4th Territory. Then Canada's secret plan to own all the ice in the North would require one less step. IT'S BRILLIANT!!

That's why I said Feudal was applied loosely. And I didn't mean it in a level of civilization kind of way. I meant more as time period of instability and competition between small "states" as populations grew and available resources and space became scarcer. An era resembling more Early city...

Well.... you know what they say about a Country with big Maps.....

No biggy. Figured you had a better chance of having a rough picture then me.

I know that it would take longer to develop, that wasn't my question. I'm wondering more where is most likely to reach that sort of level first, how widespread it is, and far along is the rest of the continent in comparison.