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That one seems particularly weird, because those people are highly religious. And the other high religious colonial settlers in America are famous for, well...

There is nothing in Islam about a moon god. You're grasping at straws.

The problem is demographics. Changes in climate and agriculture will definitely put the Slavs on top simply due to their location, so you must address this somehow. The steppes won't stay dominant forever.

He should have been more clear, but I think it's pretty logical to assume that's what he meant by saying "country" instead of "timeline." Could be wrong.

I thought these were supposed to be from the same timeline, from the OP. I know, we'll be limited in creativity without female monarchs, but that's the way it goes.

1483-1512: Richard III (House of York) 1512-1532: Edward V (House of York) 1532-1568: Richard IV (House of York) 1568-1579: Richard V (House of York) 1579-1589: Henry VII (House of York) 1589-1621: Alexandria I (House of York) 1621-1624: Richard VI (House of Habsburg-York) 1624-1671...

But we're already two monarchs in to the house of Windsor-Blair. Why switch it with an eccentric dictator with no legitimacy?

That dynastic name doesn't make any sense. He's a commoner, firstly. Secondly, the Windsor-Blair is the logical name of the child of a Windsor man and a Blair woman. Northumberland-Blair would be like Virginia-Washington. There's unorthodox but necessary, such as the Windsor-Blairs, and then...

I screwed up. Whoever is next, add a numeral to Edward VII Windsor-Blair. He should be Edward VIII.

1483-1512: Richard III (House of York) 1512-1532: Edward V (House of York) 1532-1568: Richard IV (House of York) 1568-1579: Richard V (House of York) 1579-1589: Henry VII (House of York) 1589-1621: Alexandria I (House of York) 1621-1624: Richard VI (House of Habsburg-York) 1624-1671: Charles I...

I thought the Interregnum was only supposed to last until '69?

You get something that isn't Islam. The moon thing is from Turkic culture, and was used neither by Mohammed or the early Muslims. Don't believe myths spread by fundies. That's the joke.

I am aware of a certain pattern with colonization, that of a lack of women from the Old Country causes intermarriage with the locals. For example, in India, British and Indian marriages mostly ceased when the sea voyage became safer and more white women were allowed to come over. Question is...

Or Metis, or whatever term you want. What are the ways one could get Anglophone North America to be like Latin America, with a major component of its people of mixed European and Amerindian ancestry.

Yeah, even the names are often not enough. It's just some random piece of land with random borders and meaningless names otherwise.

Your inability to disappoint continues to astound, Bruce.

Outstanding job Bruce! I've longed to see a B_Munroization of this map, and when I finally saw it there was no disappointment to be had. Cliveless World is really balkanized, especially compared to Puritan World and Monarchy World. I like it, it gives off the feeling of a more chaotic world...

Money. The ENA doesn't pay for the colony, if I recall correctly.