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One thing your have to remember is the Washington Naval Treaty still held weight. And kept navies having much weight. For example the U.S.'s navy was not at quick the size it was during the Second World War and the Two Oceans Navy was but a distant thought. In one way the Washington Naval Treaty...

Okay so say George II dies in 1743 and his very Hanoverian son takes the reign. After months of his German rule and indecision within Parliament as he supports the Opposition Whigs and the majority is the Whigs causes dissent among the British people. Then on January 20th due to more preparation...

So is this plausible: Delay the Botta Conspriacy, which weakened the Bestuzhevs, to occur a month later due to some hestitatoon from Lestoq or him taking too long to produce evidence. And therefore after the Treaty of Abo. Here because of the delayed Botta Conspriacy Elizabeth chooses to...

I doubt it without changing either Human nature or Science. Human's by nature weaponise, so if they discovered an energy source that produces a lot of energy they would soon think of its potential as a weapon. And with the bulk of research already done to make nuclear energy it wouldn't be too...

Russian Republic led by Alexander Kolchak. Explain this

More slaves should work.

How did Barbarossa not succeed, I mean it certainly wasn't completely successful but the operation captures thousands of square miles and destroyed much of the Soviet military. If you mean could Barbarossa defeat the Soviets though. Then no. It was simply too big not to fail. The operation...

But befriend the devastating defeat was a long period of French hegemony and greatness.

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That's true most didn't predict the rapid acquisition of modern, western ideas in North Korea. But most respectable pundits did. When the North collapsed the numerous discoveries of the horrors of the regime painted a good picture. In fact most people who were under 20 during the 1990s famine...

Okay so is it plausible for the U.S. to end up fighting each member of the Axis of Evil whilst Bush is president?

Thanks for adding something to this discussion.

Considering the Dutch singlehanded let handed the Royal Navy their asses in multiple occasion a Dutch and Fewnch alliance could pull it off. But how you get that alliance is a bit hard with France's strong Catholicism and the Netherlands' strong Protestantism. And Louis XIV expansionism.

The French Revolution completed gutted the French Navy of its officer corps. And unlike the army officers can not be simply replaced by a smart officer. Navies require well trained officers who have years of experience sailing and know naval mathematics by heart. And as a result France could...

1740: Good weather and maybe some luck.

Russia and Germany then.

Louis XVI did. The problem was unlike in the U.S. The constitutional talks were prolonged and produced little. Mainly because the Royalists refused to work with the Lafayettists, and the Jacobins were too radical. The groups couldn't work together and over time the Jacobins seized power due to...

Define problems? Like which would produce the least boons for the British or which would the British have the most problems with the members of?

The Britishand Dutch will not care for it and will demand that he cede the Soanish throne or Austrian throne to a relative.

Yes. Have Villars convince Elector Maximilian to march on Vienna and presto.