damein fisher
Banned
Here is the challenge, with a pod no earlier than 1812, have the nullification crisis result in a civil war, it does not have to be as drastic as OTL civil war.
Simple. South Carolina doesn't back down, Andrew Jackson invades, the whole war is over in 6 months,
Well, I can't really see a "Lost Cause" form over this conflict as it'd be short and slavery was not as central to it.Simple. South Carolina doesn't back down, Andrew Jackson invades, the whole war is over in 6 months, and precedent is now firmly established that secession is unconstitutional.
So it is the ONLY US civil war.
What happens over slavery ~1860 becomes a very interesting question. Probably total governmental logjam for another decade.
So, this would be a short civil war, but likely wouldn't affect the actual civil war.
Was the wartime budget large enough to even allow for 6months of in-fighting?
So, in case force is used on SC, there would not be consequences on that? As in, the fact force is used to beat down a state if they don't comply. Would the other states really be okay with that and not think "but what if we are the ones who aren't happy with something?" and simply seek another way or never try, or only accept it had to be done but still don't do something about it, or something like that?
So, in case force is used on SC, there would not be consequences on that? As in, the fact force is used to beat down a state if they don't comply. Would the other states really be okay with that and not think "but what if we are the ones who aren't happy with something?" and simply seek another way or never try, or only accept it had to be done but still don't do something about it, or something like that?