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The Kingdom of Brazil, which I will call Mega Brazil just for fun, is the largest country in the Americas in land area and population. Brazil is the world's biggest monarchy by population and the only majority Portuguese-speaking country in the Americas. Brazil is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean...

Brazilian independence was a very complicated process, especially because ''Brazil'' was separated into two states: Brazil and Grão Pará and Rio Negro, which covered almost the entirety of Portuguese Amazon. The elites of Pará were very loyalist and pro-Portugal, mostly because Belém, due to its...

With a POD of 1550, your challenge is to make the majority of the Amazon be located in the Spanish-speaking regions, you can do this any way you want (screw Brazil, Portugal, wank Spain, Gran Colombia etc.) as long as it's not unrealistic to the point it could be considered ASB. You don't...

So, this is for a later POD on a timeline I'm writing. In OTL, Spain claimed the Amazon for themselves, but during the 18th Century, after redrawing of borders, the Portuguese controlled the Amazon. What if, the Spanish had explored and settled more of the Amazon during the 16th Century...

We may think of the Amazon as some jungle, which it kinda is, but there is more and more evidence being uncovered that the pre-contact Amazon actually supported a large amount of people. But, what if the Amazon agricultural complex was more well, complex? Could we see trade with the Andean...

With a PoD somewhere between the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494 and the Treaty of Madrid in 1750, how can we make it so that Spain, not Portugal, attains control of the Amazon river basin? Think Spanish control over roughly the OTL Brazilian states of Acre, Amazonas, most of Pará, Rondônia and...

So i had an idea for a TL where many major livestock survives in the Americas. However, the focus of the TL is the development of the Amazonian civilization. I ended up not doing her and doing other instead, because I wanted to better develop the idea of this TL. For a while, the objective of...

I suspect that this might belong in ASB, and if so the mods must please move it to the appropriate forum Percy Fawcett went missing in the 1920s while searching for his "Lost City of Z". This youtube video suggests that the "cities" that because Fawcett was looking for on the scale of something...

Canada is a funny thing, when you think of it. When a colonizer has a colony, or multiple colonies near each other, it seems it always loses all the colonies together, or close to each other. Yet, the British never lost Canada. They lost the Thirteen Colonies, but they kept Canada, and many...