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So let's imagine that sometime during the 18th century (or 19th century in a TL where Napoleon doesn't dismantle the HRE), Prussia wins some sort of crushing military victory over Austria. They've destroyed their army, marched into Vienna and they can basically dictate whatever terms they want...

In 1933, voters in Western Australia voted overwhelmingly to withdraw from the Commonwealth of Australia with the goal of becoming a separate dominion within the British Empire. However, the British Parliament rejected their petition because it didn't have the support of the Australian federal...

I assume he loses, since he was extraordinarily unpopular at the end of his term, but how bad? Worse than the OTL landslide or is the power of the incumbency (even a really unpopular incumbent) enough to make it a little closer? Could he conceivably be denied the Democratic nomination? I know he...

So I'm working on a sports-centric timeline that I'll probably start posting later this month and I wanted to share some ideas regarding the 1994-95 baseball strike. I was researching potential ways to avoid it, and I'm surprised at how easy it would have been to do. That's not to say that the...

So if the United States hadn't invaded Iraq (either due to a Gore presidency or just different decision makers within the Bush administration), how would the Middle East look different with Saddam Hussein still in charge? I know people always talk about Iraq as a counter-balance to Iran. Would...

In the 1830s, the U.S. government forcibly relocated the indigenous peoples of the southeast from their traditional homelands to what later became the state of Oklahoma. But what if U.S. territory didn't extend past the Mississippi River (setting aside why for a moment)? How do they deal with...