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There WERE talks of it, but I am not too sure how'd that work out. Besides, last time we tried, we kinda got our asses handed to us by Argentina and Chile. I suppose it could be done, but it would lead to a massive Civil War that WILL result in Chilean intervention. However, if this also...

Take all the time you need, buddy.

Hopefully this alliance keeps Japan from falling down the OTL Path.

I had one such scenario I've been slowly hammering out... First off, for Germany. Hitler dies or is somehow incapacitated. No if, whats or buts, Hitler must be removed. Adolf Hitler was the heart of the Nazi Party. Without him, shit falls apart at once. Now, while one could make his death at...

Omwards comrades! For the Revolution!

Mexico had indeed poisoned the Union... Now to see where the United States will head with this development.

The United States did it. Why couldn't the Russians?

Yay!

Well, I always wanted to explore such an idea. Although I personally wanted it for post-Columbian conflicts with the settlers. In particular, I wonder how would Natives make it through the use of this bad boi: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repeating_crossbow?wprov=sfla1 Would a widespread...

Not exactly... Tupac Amaru II rebelled on 1780. Roughly around the time of the US' undependence. San Martin And Bolivar began their fight in 1808-1810, so it was about "just" 30 years apart.

@EMT got a pretty good idea on how the the whole thing would go. At least in a best case scenario. In a not-so-best case scenario, the wars of independence would drag for a few years. We get independent states in several parts of América and several loyalist sectors. From that, I personally...

If the civil war erupted in the fifties instead, it could give the CSA a bigger shot at winning.

Literally.

Oh, you have no idea... And it spared nobody. Wether you were a black slave, a native serf, or even an impoverished criollo white or mestizo mixed race peon... All were exploited, all were worked half to death, all were whipped if they fell out of line, and those who were supposed to be paid...

Because instead, they were locked in what was essentially a giant furnance, where they were basically slowly boiled alive as they were forced to make bread. It was said to be so horrible slaves and serfs preferred even the haciendas and plantations over that.

A place where bread is made. Trust me, those were HELL in the colonial era. For slaves and serfs, working there was a fate worse than death... If not a guaranteed death sentence.

It's the one in my dignature. Once I reach book 3, I will have a similar scenario play out.

Spoiler alert: That's my TL.

Indeed. With this we get North America and South America simultaneously going independent. Add to this a potential earlier Mexican war of independence on the 1780's and the Caribbean set ablaze with slave revolts, and likely Brazil exploding sooner, too and...

This more or less will be Book 3 of my TL. Now, to the idea itself... I love it. Condorcanqui wasn't entirely selfless in his quest, but he did have the interest of the Natives in mind. He was a more complex man than we give him credit for. Now, he had indeed trouble keeping his troops in...