north america

  1. Petike

    Cross My Heart, This Is My Crossbow: An Allohistorical Tale of Amerindian Arbalists
    Threadmarks: Invention

    Cross My Heart, This Is My Crossbow An Allohistorical Tale of Amerindian Arbalists INVENTION ---- mid 10th century AD, North America, spring ♫ During the first few weeks, he struggled with the sudden twist of fate he now had to live with. Possibly to the end of his days. The medicine...
  2. Earth 172

    Hello all, this is my first post on AH.com. I hail from the r/ImaginaryMaps discord server, and I have an alt-geo project I’ve been working on. Please, critique is invited! Thanks for your time!
  3. Have Lacrosse as a Major League sport akin to the Big Four/Big Five (Baseball, Basketball, Gridiron Football, Hockey and Soccer)

    Lacrosse is by far one of the oldest team sports in North America (United States and Canada) dating back to the Native Americans of pre-Columbian America and Canada where they would often play this game particularly the ones from the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic and the South/Dixie usually as a...
  4. Sarthak

    Longboats and Norsemen: A Vinland TL
    Threadmarks: First Years

    Longboats and Norsemen: A Vinland TL *** Chapter 1 *** Bjarni Herjolfsson was holding onto the sides of the longboat for dear life as the storm hurled waves after waves of water at him and his longboat. The storm whipped up the winds and they came crashing down upon them. His crew members...
  5. Sarthak

    DWI: What if New England hadn't succeeded in the War of 1812?
    Threadmarks: DWI

    As we all know, the War of 1812 was a humiliation for America, and after the White House was burnt to the ground by the British, the Hartford Convention declared independence for New England, which distracted the Americans enough for the British to capture the Great Lakes and the Michigan...
  6. MittleGittle

    Divergence of States

    What if instead of the Spanish, the English colonized California, at least the norther half? Edit: That was the base idea, but I welded it into it's own timeline.
  7. GauchoBadger

    WI: Chanco fails to arrive in time; Jamestown destroyed in 1622?

    There's a story occasionally told about the Virginia Massacres of 1622, an attack carried out by the Powhatan tribes with the intent of wiping out and driving away the early colonists of the area, about a colonist-friendly native boy now known as "Chanco" who, upon hearing of a Powhatan band's...
  8. PolishMagnet

    AHC: Independent State between US and BNA post-1776.

    Simple idea: propose a scenario or event which could create a (lasting) independent state between America and British North America *after* the American Revolutionary War. The state must exist at the turn of the century (aka it can lose and later re-attain independence) and must have at least...
  9. AltoRegnant

    AHC: Make The World Look Something Like This

    Hope the imgur link works since it was too big for a direct post. Admittedly i used the EU4 province map because all i have is MS paint and i kept screwing up doing it manually
  10. KolyenuKS

    Lands of Coal and Salt, or the History of the Niukonska
    Threadmarks: Introduction

    Tsetopah [1], Samahah [2] Province The Grand Chief 'Bear Runner' has had a long and fulfilling life as the Mayor of Tsetopah. As he sits on his porch in his chair, he remembers the stories that his grandparents told him, just as their grandparents told them. They were stories of wonder and...
  11. Etruscan-enthusiast35

    North American Native Empire Challenge

    This is a simple and basic challenge, find a way to have a native group reach a point where it could feasibly develop an empire on a scale similar to the Aztecs. Whether this is more of an economic scale, or military scale is entirely up to you.
  12. AHC: Wank New Nederland

    Okay, so if you're an American with a slightly-more-than-passing knowledge of American History, you'll know that New York used to be a Dutch-owned city known as New Amsterdam. What you might not know is that it was part of an at least somewhat larger colony known as New Nederland. Of course...
  13. This is all a country, welcome to the United States of America!
    Threadmarks: Welcome to the United States of America

    It's worth dreaming what wasn't, to forget what was. Tons of ideas, and little time to make them. Stories you'd like to explore but don't achieve your goals. There are several alternative stories I have in planning. Although only one I am currently developing but I already have the basis of AH...
  14. Opinions from a map I made years ago about a United States of North America

    Years ago I made this map, of the 44 states of the United States that covered all of North America, Central America and the Caribbean. The map is not exact, contains some errors and is not the desired result. But I would like to hear your views on some of the proposed entities. Especially the...
  15. mapperific

    Fraternité de Rébellion: WI the French Revolution failed?

    THIS IS OUTDATED: FOR THE REVAMP, PLEASE VIEW HERE https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/what-if-the-french-revolution-never-happened-fraternit%C3%A9-en-r%C3%A9bellion.492683/ Fraternité en Rébellion is a Hearts of Iron IV mod set in the flames of 1933. In this alternate history...
  16. The Militant Doberman

    WI: Sunflower Agriculture as Popular in North America as in Russia?

    As this article points out starting in the 19th century sunflower farming exploded in the Russian Empire with the seeds being used for both oil production and as a common snack. This has had lasting impact: even today, Ukraine + Russia produce more sunflowers seeds/oil than any other nation on...
  17. Off the Beaten Path: An Alternate History V2
    Threadmarks: Introduction: Brown Soil into Red Mud

    Introduction brown soil into red mud. Jumonville glen 1754. Lieutenant Colonel George Washington of the Virginia militia, surveyed the situation around him, the situation had soured quickly and he needed to get a handle of the situation, he knew that they were under attack, by the French, by...
  18. DBAHC: Explain why Holumbia look like this

    Found this very bad map of Holumbia [OTL North America] online. Your goal is to explain why the countries or provinces in the north (apparently in in the same country, including that cluster of small provinces in the eastern corner next to the one called Quebec) are so disproportionately big...
  19. Sages, à la Chełm - The Life and Times of the Holy Caribbean Empire
    Threadmarks: 1686: The Great Proclamation of Emperor Joseph

    Sages, à la Chełm The Life and Times of the Holy Caribbean Empire List of Holy Caribbean Emperors: 1686-1720: Joseph Sutton (hereditary) 1720-1751: Paul Sutton (hereditary) 1751-1754: Interregnum 1754-1761: Rebeckah Sutton (hereditary) 1761-1769: Thomas I Sutton (hereditary) 1769-1786: Thomas...
  20. How Could the US Have Decisively Won the War of 1812?

    Despite its name the War of 1812 lasted three years, from 1812 to 1815. While the US saw its capital burned and the invasion of Canada failed, America didn't technically lose the war and the peace was negotiated on favorable terms. At the same time the US didn't decisively win either. So how...
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