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You could potentially call it SFAR of the Heartland, written as just SFAR Heartland, or SFAR Homeland if you're feeling a bit more jingoistic about it

Very nice. Do you make your maps using Inkscape?

Were the Federal States allowed reunite with New England and New Africa? Or is this before WWII?

This is very interesting! I love a good Mexico-wank but all too often they involve Maximilian taking over or the Empire being successful somehow. Viva la Republica! I'll be looking forward to seeing where you take this

Case in point. There was an entire civil war over how at odds the concepts were.

Well 1, the scenario makes clear it's race-based and 2, consistent oppression would still be opposed to egalitarianism

Oratory and genocide aren't concepts at odds with each other though, while enslavement and egalitarianism are

They're a genocidal, racist, continent-spanning slave empire but they're pretty egalitarian? Those concepts seem pretty at odds

I think you're underestimating how profoundly uncomfortable the USSR made every other country

It's profoundly strange though. The Allies intervened when the Nazis invaded, but when the Soviets did they just... sat on their hands?

You're not wrong though, it's really just OTL states of the United Mexican States in the modern day with minor changes to the borders in the north and south. Maximilian envisioned this for the subdivisions of Mexico: Even assuming the borders changed prior to implementation, it's a lack of...

I'm going to second the sentiment, this is a truly low blow. A lot of new cartographers post their early works here to get feedback and you went out of your way to put someone down for doing so. Don't be a bully.

That would be the Columbia and the Mississippi wouldn't it?

The word anasazi is Navajo for "enemy ancestors", I believe used in reference to the Hopi, so I imagine either the Navajo or the Hopi would prefer the state to be named after one or the other. That having been said, we live in a TL with a state named "Idaho" which as far as we can tell is a...

Absolutely beautiful and a phenomenal resource. I imagine I'll find myself returning here later to further glean all the rich history of the map.

Mortifying. I love it. I see the Italian Social Republic still happened and the allies seem to have kept Sicily. Is it safe to say then that Franco is more a thorn in Germany's side than a benign hanger-on? Does Stalin remain in control of the Soviet Union? What about Hitler and his cabal?

I don't think you actually know anything about fascist policies, as evidenced by your inability to actually cite the fascist policies you claim are so similar. Is the EU marching minorities into death camps? Is it seizing businesses not seen as loyal to party elite and combining them into...

I don't think that could be further from the truth, fascist governments powered their economies through mass privatization and plunder.

I heard they were drunk for most of their time on set. It would probably lead to a more strict policy on substance abuse and professional behavior by the relevant studios.

The President is gone, the Joint Chiefs of Staff is gone, the Pentagon is (Penta)gone. There is no longer any single US military apparatus to speak of and the majority of the remnants are located in bases overseas, all of them existentially dependent on no single aspect of the United States...