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So, we know that British Loyalists migrated rather steadily in the wake of the American Revolutionary War to Canada, where they made a major impact on the demographics of the formerly Francophone region. This was largely because of their departures or expulsions from the 13 Colonies. In a...

Chapter 1: Stubbornness “Nope, not happening in a million years and that's final!” That’s was all what George Graham, Secretary of the SFA, would say to anyone when questioned if Scotland were going to play in the World Cup in Brazil later that year. He then says other various excuses why they...

A Lusophone[1] World The Portuguese influence in the world stage was greatly diminished in the 20th century. iOTL Portugal was one of Europe's least developed countries even so it continued to control a vast amount of territory spread over three continents as well as linked culturally and...

Is there any way that the holy Roman empire could have colonised Brazil or any part of the Americas? If so what effects would this have on global geo politics.

by 1913 Argentina was the richest country in South America and among the richest in the world, well Beyond France or Italy and on par with Germany, maybe even more. The decline of international trade and the political instability brought by the wars slowed down the amazing growth and locked...

The United Empire As dom pedro i of brazil could have unified portugal and brazil in a unified empire with the capital being rio de janeiro as his country made with the united kingdom of portugal and brazil so that this time would be the '' United Empire of Brazil and Portugal

I was inspired to this WI by a single post of @ByzantineCaesar where Pedro, duque of Bragança, former emperor of Brasil (as Pedro I) and King of Portugal (as Pedro IV) is offered the Greek throne. I'm not sure if this is realistic or not, but I think it would be cool to see someone else (who's...

So the Colorado Party is either forced to submit as a pro-Brazilian party and accepts Brazilian demands as a puppet state or become annexed after the Uruguayan War? What are the effects afterwards? Argentina becomes more paranoid since Uruguay is taken again since the Portuguese conquest of...

Most Brazilianophile AH members here will remember the Farroupilha War (1835-45) as an interesting PoD regarding the Rio Grande do Sul region, but i don't think as many will remember the more destructive Federalist Revolution (1893-95). The shtick of this historical fact is that there were...

So, suppose that Brazil, in one of its wars with Argentina in the 19th century, gets lucky and acquires the regions of Paraguay, Misiones, Corrientes, Entre-Ríos, and Uruguay, forming a border all the way down from the Paraguay to the Paraná rivers. Here's a map for reference: So, what does...

I've seen Alternative history questions in which one thing is changed, and people ask what would happen. However, I wonder, what if a lot was changed in favor of the Axis? These are the changes I would make in favor of the Axis. -- Yugoslavia joins the Axis and the Government isn't overthrown...

With a POD in 1900 was there any possibility of Brazil becoming Communist? What is likely path for Brazil becoming communist, election, revolution or something else? How would a Brazilian communist state function compared with other communist countries? How would the world react to a communist...

I'm curious but very poorly informed about the subject, and wondering if there was any chance for some Brazilian head of state to pull a Franco and restore the monarchy in the 20th century, or had that boat long since sailed? Yes? No? ASB no?

So before the Paraguayan war, there were civil wars across South America, and when Rebels came back to Uruguay, Argentina supported them, which Paraguay told them to stop supporting the rebels. Then Brazil came and supported the Uruguayan rebels. So I was wondering if instead Brazil instead...

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...

First of all, 1936 was the year that FDR made his south american tour, even meeting personally president Vargas of Brazil, before proceding to Argentina: So, in 1936 Rafael Franco took over paraguay on the February revolution (that was a coup tbh), he was a hero of the Chaco war, and tried...

During the Napoleonic wars, When Napoleon invaded Iberia, the Portuguese Royal family fled to Brazil. After the Napoleonic wars ended, and Portugal became independent again, the Royal family actually stayed in Brazil for a few more years, until the Portuguese public wanted them to come back to...

It’s been over two years since I’ve left this site. Lots have changed. Anyways I was wondering if during the Cold War there could be a successful movement that creates a unified Latin American state or tries to reach that goal as realistically as possible. Where could be the first starting...

With a PoD between the middle of 18th century (or even earlier, if it's possible) and first half of the 19th century, how many countries would be formed from the OTL Brazilian territory?

Since its indepdence in 1783, the US' population has increased by 9100%, which is insane if you think about it. It is also the second biggest country in the new world, challenged only by Canada and Brazil. That last one is what I'm disuccing here. The Federal Republic of Brazil (FRB) is...