csa victory

We're all familiar with CSA victories scenarios. One key detail I've seen in some of these stories or even in discussions about the idea is that the CSA gets reconquered by the USA eventually, or the CSA collapses in on itself. One of the most famous stories to do the latter idea is Harry...

The Founding Fathers were the leaders for the Thirteen Colonies during the American Revolutionary War, breaking off from Britain and forming the United States or America, and later on form the Constitution. The seven commonly famous members included are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John...

In 1931, a book titled "If It Had Happened Otherwise" was published. It was a series of essays written by various people imagining alternate histories. One of these essays was "What if Lee lost Gettysburg?" by Winston Churchill. It is from the point of view of a Confederate historian living in...

Hi Everyone! Just wanted to share an Alternate History video that I recently created. It is a brand new channel and my first video. I teach American History at the High school and college levels. I was interested in giving this a try, and would really appreciate you giving it a view. I plan on...

Preface Years ago, I started work on a novel, The Devil and Harvey Hill, that told the story of a Confederate victory from the eyes of four historical characters: Robert Smalls, Confederate General D.H. Hill, OTL spy and probable Lincoln conspirator Sara Slater, and an obscure carpenter and...

Bluegrass turned Red - A What may have been TL By: A Just a Turtledove fan Prologue- The loss of the commonwealth September 2nd, 1861 Mayor General Leonidas Polk received a telegram from the Tennesee Governor to hold his invasion plans in Kentucky [1]. Polk's first reaction was one of anger...

Industrial slavery was thing in the South before, during and even after the war. How far could this take the South in terms of industry? How would this impact life of enslaved people. Would they become a minor or regional superpower?

If a surviving CSA built the Nicaragua Canal and the US still built Panama Canal. How different would North America be and How would this effect Global Economy and Politics.

Assuming the CSA wins it's independence and survives for at least a century, what would it look like if George Bolling Lee, grandson of general Robert E Lee, was potcs during the 1920's? What I know about about him is that he lived from 1872-1948, he was a gynecologist, and that's pretty much...

What the heck is this? A TL where the confederacy wins. So another TL you create that you'll abandon? Are you always this much of a jerk? Isn't recent history more your forte? Yes but I have noticed a lack of good Civil War TLs that focus on the time after the war. Isn't this format usually used...

What would be the fate of the capital of the Confederate and Union capitols be if the Confederates won the Civil War? Would the Confederacy follow the Union's example of establishing a new capital that isn't in any state such as Washington D.C. was the case for the Union, would it stay in...

If the Confederates had won the Civil War, what effect would it have on segregation in the remaining Union states? The states of Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware all had jim crow laws, would they be allowed to still do so when a third of the country split off for the...

After a confederate victory where the US grants freedom and citizenship to slaves that manage to escape to the north, would it be possible for a state to be carved from the Nebraska territory that encourages black immigration to ease racial tensions in the cities? If so, what would the state be...

The Third Great Awakening is a historical period saw religious activism in American history that lasted from the 1850s to the early 20th century. It gathered strength from the belief that the Second Coming of Christ would occur after mankind had reformed the entire earth. It was strongly tied...

Say that just after winning the civil war (only requirement on how being whatever was realistically possible), the CSA forgets that they just barely won and almost immediately invades Mexico. Despite a surprisingly successful initial blitzkrieg, emperor Maximilian is overthrown in a republican...

(Based off an old thread I made years ago, and part of old Napoleonic Timeline I read long time ago) The Indian Territory (Or modern-day Oklahoma) during the Civil War was an interesting story. Most of the tribes in the Indian Territory sided with the Confederate Government, one famous person...

The title says it all, if the csa managed to get independent, oh for sure the union wouldve send guns to the csa to arm and start some rebellions. Will there be some successful rebeliions which is gonna lead to balkanization of csa because of the rebellions. What i mean balkanization is the csa...