I'd like to see what it takes to have as large and prosperous Liberia as possible. I've read a little on the efforts of expansion during the Gardiner presidency and the political bullying the state faced by Britain and Germany during The Scramble. So what/who/whom would it take to provide Liberia with an internationally recognized claim to territories far east of its OTL boarders?
The images I've attached show colonial claims in Africa's at 1880 and the major farming systems of the continent. Ideally I would like to see a TL in which Liberia controls as much of the west coast as possible as the stretch of cereal crop growing regions.
Ideas I've had so far include a greater influx of more expansionist American immigrants post-ACW, different presidents, or more American aid be it governmental or private.
The images I've attached show colonial claims in Africa's at 1880 and the major farming systems of the continent. Ideally I would like to see a TL in which Liberia controls as much of the west coast as possible as the stretch of cereal crop growing regions.
Ideas I've had so far include a greater influx of more expansionist American immigrants post-ACW, different presidents, or more American aid be it governmental or private.