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Just to build off this, your typical level of governance is four levels. The local, the provincial, the federal and the imperial. Local government is very much like the British system, a bunch of confusion that I have been mad enough to tackle. Provincial government depends on if your...

FYI, Blaid is only if its with a Y ("The") behind it. Otherwise just Plaid

Labor First Minister of Westralia 1975-79 (in coalition with Country and with Liberal backing) and 1985-94 (in coalition with Liberals and Ararat Left). Appointed to the Lords probably at some point.

Just to encourage some conversation on here, here's an alternate history I'm thinking of - "What if the Nazis won WWII", but it's from the perspective of Hail, Britannia. Personally, I have some ideas, but you're all welcome to give ideas. - The not-Nazi side is the United Empire [with or...

Northern Ireland here is part of the home country of Ireland, which is part of the United Empire. So, I guess, yes?

We have done quite a bit with Canada, and we hope you all will love them when they come out.

MoralisticCommunist apologises for the delay, as he had a couple of weeks without his computer and that delayed South Virginia. But it's up now. The Seventh Party System: Part LX Map of the United States Part I - Metropotamia Part II - Alta California Part III - North Carolina Part IV - New...

@Erinthecute Ngl when I first saw the top of it, I was going "another parliamentary New England?" but this is the rarer Australian one, and thus is always cool. 10/10.

This is what I called Alaskan ice-cream, also known as akutaq or "Eskimo ice-cream". It'll probably be seen as a popular dish associated with Alaska, especially its indigenous peoples, and just as Canadian as poutine or maple syrup. It's kind of a frozen berry mash, and not ice-cream in any...

Here's a fun little thing of my personal guess of each North American dominion's "thing". Newfoundland: Cold, very watery. Maritime as fuck. Natives in Labrador, but mostly just Anglos and Gaelic speakers. Joey Smallwood put it best when he described it as "my poor, bald, rock". Basically for...

Going off the infoboxes, it seems to be metric, with imperial a decidedly second.

That's surprisingly early.

This is the sequel, of sorts, to my above list. Chief Ministers of the Loyal Dominion of Tredecima (1849-1869) Sir James Shields (Consolidation) 1849-1860 1849 (C maj.): def. Joseph Ritner (Separatist) 1852 (C maj.): def. Joseph Ritner (Separatist) 1856 (C maj.): def. William Seward...

Presidents of the United States Benjamin Franklin (Independent) 1788-1790 1788: unopposed Vacant 1790-1792 Richard Henry Lee ("Friends of Lee") 1792-1794 1792: def. John Adams (Mercantile) Vacant 1794-1796 Thomas Mifflin (Mercantile) 1796-1800 1796: def. Henry Lee III ("Friends of Lee"), Thomas...

The Seventh Party System: Part LIX Map of the United States Part I - Metropotamia Part II - Alta California Part III - North Carolina Part IV - New Jersey Part V - Adams Part VI - Alabama Part VII - Rhode Island Part VIII - Sequoyah Part IX - Assenisipia Part X - East Florida Part XI - Tennessee...

Inspired by @Glen's long-ago Dominion of Southern America TL, I decided to do a list of PMs of an alternate DSA like that one. Prime Ministers of the Dominion of Southern America Alexander H. Stephens (Liberal) 1867-1876 1867: def. Wade Hampton III (Conservative) and Andrew Johnson...

Pretty sure Kanan took it from True North which was just me taking it from Ill Bethisad :p I'm pretty sure I used H. H. Kung first tho

With the permission of MoralisticCommunist and mod approval from Dom, I'll be posting the rest of The Seventh-Party System here. The Seventh Party System Map of the United States Part I - Metropotamia Part II - Alta California Part III - North Carolina Part IV - New Jersey Part V - Adams Part...

@KaiserEmu: How do the people of that Australia see each other? Is there a general sentiment of living on the same land, or do they see each other as foreigners despite the Australian Union?