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This is a timeline where that covers a defeat of the US on the spanish-american war and what that means to the world as a whole.

If the United States had annexed the Yucatan Republic and in the (admittedly somewhat unlikely) event that the Mayan rebels are defeated, what would effect would this have on neighboring British Honduras (modern day Belize)? Would Britain end up selling British Honduras, and if they do, would it...

With a 1900 POD, whens the earliest Japan and USA could have gone to war over a non-ASB scenario?

At the eve of the Second World War in 1945, the Soviet Union detonated its first ever nuclear weapons, the Malchik and the Tolstyak, on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki respectively. This resulted in the unconditional surrender of Japan and marked the official ending of the war. But...

Hello all, Jake here. As I've slowly been working up the dedication necessary to begin this project, I figured that it would be prudent of me to post here and have the AH community to encourage and critique this work. Therefore, I'm happy to introduce my planned magnum opus: Jake's Absolutely...

(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...

OTL Mexico obtained independence in 1821, the government characterized by instability leaving it ill-prepared for a major international conflict when war broke out with the U.S. in 1846 [Wikipedia]. The Mexican-American War of 1846 lead to the loss of Texas, California and New Mexico, thus...

Jarl Wasastierna, the Finnish minister in Stockholm officially suggested an union between Sweden and Finland based on Austria-Hungary's own confederational type on the 20th of September 1940. The Soviet minister in Stockholm, Alexandra Kollontaj initially expressed a careful support of the...

The Gilded Age was certainly an interesting era. It saw a great amount of industrialization the United States, but saw large-scale corruption, with Trust monopolies, called Robber Barons, or Captains of Industry, able to influence government policies, and become giant monopolies. It also saw...

OK, it's my 1st time trying something like this. Some quick background -- I've recently read Iron Tigers, a middle part of a technothriller trilogy: The 1st book of the trilogy (never read it) was written in 1996 and had Saddam allying with Iran (WTF?) and using chemical weapons in an effort...

Starting in 1948 and ending in 2020, this timeline depends on who you vote in as nominee and then President. “On July 12, the Democratic National Convention convened in Philadelphia in the same arena where the Republicans had met a few weeks earlier. Spirits were low; the Republicans had taken...

Chapter one: Battle of Manila 1899 - Mid June 1900s Prelude: Shots had been fired, war has started. The Filipinos had now realized that the Americans are not here to liberate the islands, but they are here to invade the Philippines for themselves, their personal imperialist ambitions. It...

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Would Italy have lost her territories gained during the war(like Savoy, Corsica, Cattaro, Dalmatia and Lubiana)? Would have Yugoslavia not being divided into East and West ? What else would have happened? Would have Kingdom of Syria exist today? What are your thoughts about it?

All right, this is a quite strange history, but I was searching about a certain suit and heard that the mafiosi Bugsy Siegel used that suit, this one Thus I read his wikipedia page and found, well, this "Siegel also met Nazi leaders Hermann Göring and Joseph Goebbels, to whom he took an...

Hello, this me trying a TL for the first time. It's going to be a bit dystopic and a bit ...more lighter in some places. It will be amateurish for the simple reason I don't know much about some stuff except bit and pieces. I do accept feedback and adapt to feedback as I can. Some of the "story"...

With a POD of 1756 to 1800, what if the United States forman trading company, a United States East India Company or American East India Company. This company goes to East, trading with India, and even Persia, Arabia, China, Japan and Africa. It is optional to have the USEIC/AEIC control...

The pod can be anywhere after 1900.

Assuming a conflict arose at some point in the first half of the 20th century, likely from the USA facing off against the British, and for whatever reason Canada was unable to successfully proclaim neutrality (either because of American mistrust, some false-flag operation like the USS Maine, or...

Let's assume that through some unspecified set of circumstances the US gains the entirety of Canada (Quebec and all) during the Revolutionary War. How much of a boon are Canada's land, resources, and population to the US? Are there any ways in which this acquisition could be detrimental?