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Now while I understand that the reality is that Congress wouldn't have declared war over the Lusitania, but just to go with the scenario, how would American entry into the war effect the war as a whole?

What if Herbert Hoover and his wife were killed during the Boxer Rebellion? How would this have affected American politics as a whole, with a POD coming from 1901?

What if Finland and Sweden had gone to war over the Aland Islands in 1920? Who would have been the winner?

Inspired by the Napleon dismantles Prussia and Austria thread, what if Nikolaus Esterhazy had accepted the throne of an independent Kingdom of Hungary in 1809? What would be the effects on Europe as a whole? Will Napoleon still be defeated? And if he is, what will be the effect on Hungarian history?

Just a question, if France and Germany had gone to war over the Schnaebele incident, who would have won? At this point, Britain could've sided with either nation. But would the Schlieffen plan come into use? Forcing a British intervention?

I know that involvement in the War was a big issue in South Africa, and if things had gone the other way, what would be the effects on the war as a whole? And what butterflies would it have on South Africa?

Just a question, if Cromwell and the Commonwealth had never happened, what would the effect be on Republicanism in Great Britain?

What if instead of being relieved by British forces, the British column at Mafeking had been slaughtered and or captured by the South African force?

So basically your challenge is to have India win its independence during the Rebellion against the British. And I realize that not all of India rebelled, so save your breath on that lecture.

Its just something Im wondering about after watching a video about the Rhodesians. The Pied Noir had seemingly sufficient numbers, but they never attempted to rule the nation under White Minority control. Could they have pulled it off if they had tried? Obviously in the long wrong, it will fall...

I really hate to push a trend idea forward, but when I saw the Castro thread this is what jumped into my mind. Because while there have been many tinpot dictators in many banana republics, not many have had the caliber of insanity and depravity marked by the reign of Trujillo. So my question is...

What if, in 1770, France had offered its support to Spain against Britain, and Spain had gone to war with Britain over the Falklands?

For my timeline, Dead By Dawn, I'm trying to figure out which inventions were created as a result of that great big intercontinental scuffle. Television, satellites, certain types of guns etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

So basically, what I mean by this is have the War in Vietnam go the way of the Korean War, 3 to 4 years of active American involvement, the establishment of a DMZ and the survival of both North and South Vietnam. Use a POD anytime after 1950.

Basically have Nova Scotia want independence from Canada, with any POD after Confederation.

What if, despite the Constitutional crisis that would result, Edward had decided to marry Wallis Simpson? What would happen?

What if Jamestown had been a complete failure with all of the colonists dying, how would that have affected the colonization of the New World?

So basically the Empire assembled by Genghis Khan is kept under one government for at least 300 years. That is the challenge. Extra points if you can get the Empire to last until modern day.

The challenge is to find a way for German soldiers being heavily committed to the Pacific War with a POD after the Machtergreifung. And this requires a true effort by the Nazis to win the war in the Pacific.

Just a question, what if South Africa had decided, in an effort to boost national morale, as well as justify the merits of their apartheid society, joined the race to moon?