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Jacksonville was bidding for an NFL franchise in 1976 but Tampa Bay got it; howver, the original owner backed out and Culverhouse, the teams eventual owner, was from Jacksonville. What if Jacksonville had been awared the team from the start? What would be a good team name for a Jacksonville team...

People have a right to revolt, but taking up arms makes them a traitor by law to the government/authority they're revolting against; the moral implications of that are much more complex.

1912: Eugene V Debs/Emil Seidel (S) 1916: Eugene V Debs/Emil Seidel (S) 1920: Irvine Lenroot/Hiram Johnson (R) 1924: Al Smith / Joseph T. Robinson (D)

Truman runs and wins in 1952 1952: Harry Truman / Estes Kefauver (D) 1956: Richard Nixon / Henry C. Lodge (R) 1960: Richard Nixon / Henry C. Lodge (R) 1964: Hubert Humphrey / Al Gore Sr. (D)

Why did I get skipped...no matter. 2020: Bobby Jindal / Paul Ryan (R) 2016: David Mustaine / Bobby Jindal (R) 2012: Howard Dean / Barack Obama (D) 2008: Howard Dean / John Edwards (D) 2004: Colin Powell/Lindsey Grahm (R) 2000: Colin Powell / Lindsay Grahm (R) 1996: Paul Tsongas/Bill Clinton...

2020: Bobby Jindal / Paul Ryan (R) 2016: David Mustaine / Bobby Jindal (R) 2012: Howard Dean / Barack Obama (D) 2008: Howard Dean / John Edwards (D) 2004: Colin Powell/Lindsey Graham (R) 2000: Colin Powell / Lindsay Graham (R) 1996: Paul Tsongas/Bill Clinton (Tsongas dies in office) 1992: Paul...

2020: Bobby Jindal / Paul Ryan (R) 2016: David Mustaine / Bobby Jindal (R) 2012: Howard Dean / Barack Obama (D) 2008: Howard Dean / John Edwards (D) 2004: Colin Powell/Lindsey Grahm (R) 2000: Colin Powell / Lindsay Grahm (R) 1996: Paul Tsongas/Bill Clinton (Tsongas dies in office) 1992: Paul...

1816: William Crawford / Daniel Tompkins (Democratic-Republican) 1820: Daniel Tompkins / James Monroe (DR) 1824: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1828: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1832: Daniel Webster / David Crockett (F) 1836: David Crockett / John Quincy Adams...

1816: William Crawford / Daniel Tompkins (Democratic-Republican) 1820: Daniel Tompkins / James Monroe (DR) 1824: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1828: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1832: Daniel Webster / David Crockett (F) 1836: David Crockett / John Quincy Adams...

1816: William Crawford / Daniel Tompkins (Democratic-Republican) 1820: Daniel Tompkins / James Monroe (DR) 1824: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1828: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1832: Daniel Webster / David Crockett (F) 1836: David Crockett / John Quincy Adams...

1816: William Crawford / Daniel Tompkins (Democratic-Republican) 1820: Daniel Tompkins / James Monroe (DR) 1824: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1828: Richard Stockton / Daniel Webster (Federalist) 1832: Daniel Webster / David Crockett (F) 1836: David Crockett / John Quincy Adams...

1860: John C. Fremont/Ulysses Grant (R) 1864: John C. Fremont / Ulysses Grant (R) 1868: Ulysses Grant / Abraham Lincoln (R) 1872: Ulysses Grant / Abraham Lincoln (R) 1876:Abraham Lincoln / Samuel Tilden (R)/(D)[1] 1880: Samuel Tilden / Thomas Bayard (D) 1884: William Tecumseh Sherman / Chester...

How does Bert Bell living have such dramatic changes on the cities the AFL chooses early on?

I'll make one more post and then respectfully bow out because these threads never end up productive. "Each state retains its sovereignty, freedom, and independence, and every power, jurisdiction, and right, which is not by this Confederation expressly delegated." Things change. The...

This largely depends on when and how they win the war. A CSA that takes Washington after the first Bull Run, and is industrially similar to France in strength is going to look a lot different than a poor, devastated CSA that outlasts the USA and a black confederate aided victory, a la...

I think pretty much everybody listed would still be a good suggestion, though depending on where you're going with it Jones may not as he was from Alabama. Still, IOTL he was a reporter for the Supreme Court so assuming he holds a similar position in the Confederate Supreme Court he could still...

It's difficult, but not impossible...there weren't always 27 amendments. Which is why you need a strong abolitionist movement in the South.

Augustus Hill Garland- Calling him an abolitionist wouldn't be accurate, but he did help found the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, a HSBC, and he believed in a stronger central government, so in a CSA lives TL I could see him being persuaded to join an abolitionist movement once it gained...

You might have a point except that every soccer or rugby player that comes over here ends up as a kicker or punter because the girls are scared to get hit...or maybe they're just not smart enough to figure out the rest of the rules. :D

All going back to some kind of game where you cross a line with a ball. Baseball's the only ballgame that I can think of as unique and even that isn't totally.