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Well in my next update I'll go more into the events, but I should have explained the Revolts didn't happen all at once. They are uncoordinated and it was more like a Domino Effect with one declaring their ultimatum then the next acting on that and so forth. So Royalist and Patriot (I feel maybe...

Maybe. Maybe not. Cracks in the Patriots front and local support are starting to show up. But then again this is during the beginning of what looks like to be the War of the First Coalition. Can Spain handle France and these Revolutionaries?

Part 23: Revolution: Fanning the Flames In Carolina the Friar Diego revolt has begun to begun “The Revolt of the Comuneros of Carolina” in style of the infamous 1521 Revolt of the Comuneros in Spain and more recently in Granada and Paraguay. Thus far the Comuneros are barely contained by royal...

Part 22: Revolution: The Ember from Below One of the more infamous painting subjects of the Spanish colonial period was a depiction of the Spanish caste system. In a pyramid shape at the top a typical Peninsulare family would be shown and below them the criollos and below them would be Indios...

Let's see. We are getting to the point where all hell is going to break loose. Now will in this TL will the first Revolution break out in Europe or the Americas... France is always the top candidate in Europe, in this TL Spain has decreased chances. In the Americas of course nearly all of the...

That depends on events in Europe. The biggest way would be if the Dutch Republic was conquered somehow...

Part 21: The Dominion of Virginia Virginia was named for Queen Elizabeth of England, her title as the Virgin Queen being popular. What classified as Virginia was the North American coastline north of Carolina and Nouvelle Rochelle all the way to the Bay of Fundy. Prior to the Plymouth Colony of...