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The map only covers native groups, so Amerindians, yes.

The Pre-Columbian population of the Americas was also quite large, so I think that if the Amerindians somehow had more immunity to Eurasian diseases, the global population would also be higher..

More widespread availability of potatoes could possibly be a contributing factor.

Yes, but it was small differences in physical characteristics that the British used to divide their "subjects" in this case.

Well, feudalism did survive in Russia until the 1860s (I believe it ended in 1861 with the Edict of Emancipation)..but I'm pretty sure you mean continentally.So I'll have to add to this later, I can't type out a lengthy response right now, heh.

If I do say so myself, this timeline really shows your masterful handle on world history. Good job, I thoroughly enjoyed this =D. I'll continue to watch out for future updates.

..what if Hitler was actually North Indian ethnically? Would he persecute the Dravidians (who, in this TL, would be the equivalent of the Jews)?

Potatoes being readily available on other continents would've also boosted the population significantly, I think.

I would disagree with that and say that everything in our timelime happens, except the Americans are victorious in the American Revolution. Another country becomes a superpower and begins to pressure all countries to give up their colonies (similar to what the US did after WWII). Thus, Britain...

Oklahoma was once two territories: "Indian" Territory, and Oklahoma territory. Forcefully, dozens of Native American nations were moved to Oklahoma. Originally, these Native nations attempted to form a new state, the "State of Sequoyah." Two scenarios: a) What if the State of Sequoyah never...