With a POD around 1776, create a situation where honorary titles are awarded in the United States. This can take any form you like; the only restriction is that the USA must remain a republic.
With a POD around 1776, create a situation where honorary titles are awarded in the United States. This can take any form you like; the only restriction is that the USA must remain a republic.
Knighthoods are so Old World. You should give them titles that appeal to newer sensibilities. Like Citizen Equality.
Eh, that sounds either too 1984 or too communist. I think the CSA is your best bet, because with a POD too early, allowing knighthoods are likely to tear the country apart in its early days.Knighthoods are so Old World. You should give them titles that appeal to newer sensibilities. Like Citizen Equality.
Frankly, I don't see any reason why the CSA would necessarily be opposed to them, if they put themslves forward like an aristocratic republic like Venice, Novgorod, or Pre-Medici Genoa or Milan.
How is that?Eh, that sounds either too 1984 or too communist. I think the CSA is your best bet, because with a POD too early, allowing knighthoods are likely to tear the country apart in its early days.
Eh, that sounds either too 1984 or too communist. I think the CSA is your best bet, because with a POD too early, allowing knighthoods are likely to tear the country apart in its early days.
Will the republican, anti-British north stand for letting titles of nobility into their new nation? Maybe in the south, the governors might be given titles that they carry for life, even after they leave office, but other than that, I can't really see it working.How is that?
How about Praetor?
If they are given federally, for sure there would be a bit of a problem. So long as every state as their own ability to give out or withhold such ceremonial and prestige titles republicans have little to complain about.Will the republican, anti-British north stand for letting titles of nobility into their new nation? Maybe in the south, the governors might be given titles that they carry for life, even after they leave office, but other than that, I can't really see it working.