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  1. AHC: Canadian Scotland

    Inspired by this article in the BBC. Your challenge is (relatively) simple: With a POD any time after 1800, have Scotland become a province of the modern nation of Canada. England, Ireland, Wales, and the rest of the British Empire outside of North America can NOT be included.

  2. AHC: Dominion of Africa

    With a POD no earlier than 1800, is it possible for (most) of Britain's east and south African colonies and protectorates to be ruled under a single dominion, similar to Canada, Australia, and others? The "core" of this territory would cover modern-day South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Lesotho...

  3. The Colombian Empire: A (mostly) United Spanish American TL
    Threadmarks: Prelude part 1

    Hello, everyone. For a few years now I have enjoyed the many fantastic worlds and timelines on this site, but I have never actually created one myself. This will be my first attempt at a timeline, so I'm sure I will make a few mistakes along the way. Hopefully you will bear with me in spite of...

  4. Question about the concept of the 'Roman Republic'

    I recently finished Ancient Rome by Thomas Martin, and in the book he claimed that even after the rule of Augustus and the foundation of the Empire, the citizens of Rome continued to call it and consider it a continuation of the Republic, and that the separation between the two is more a modern...

  5. Butterflies of American Horses Reaching the Old World?

    Let's say the Pleistocene goes on normally outside of one detail: Horses never go extinct in the Americas, and eventually go on to be domesticated. Obviously this would have massive butterflies in the New World and essentially make it unrecognizable, but that's a thread for another day...

  6. AHC/WI: Reverse Japan and China's Development

    With a POD after 1800, have China "pull a Meiji" and rapidly industrialize while Japan remains secluded and relatively backwards. How would this affect its interactions with the outside world? Is it possible for them to avoid territorial losses to Russia and Britain? With a strengthened...
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