As for Latin America...
-Ecuador may have been called Quito, as in our capital.
-Bolivia was named after Bolivar, so if some other man liberated it its name would be different. Perhaps Charcas, its colonial name.
-Argentina may retain its older English name "Argentine", or be named something like La Plata.
-Uruguay could be "Cisplatina" (if it remained under Brazilian/Portuguese control long enough).
-A Peru with a name after the Andes or the Incan Empire is possible.
-If Dominican Republic remained under French control long enough, it would be called "Saint Domenigue". Also, when it declared independence it did so with the name "the Spanish Haiti Free State"
-Puerto Rico could have names in other languages like Richport (English) or Port Riche (French).
-Like Peru, some Central American state could take a name after the Aztecs or Mayans.
-Mexico was almost named Anáhuac, its pre-columbine name.
-Ecuador may have been called Quito, as in our capital.
-Bolivia was named after Bolivar, so if some other man liberated it its name would be different. Perhaps Charcas, its colonial name.
-Argentina may retain its older English name "Argentine", or be named something like La Plata.
-Uruguay could be "Cisplatina" (if it remained under Brazilian/Portuguese control long enough).
-A Peru with a name after the Andes or the Incan Empire is possible.
-If Dominican Republic remained under French control long enough, it would be called "Saint Domenigue". Also, when it declared independence it did so with the name "the Spanish Haiti Free State"
-Puerto Rico could have names in other languages like Richport (English) or Port Riche (French).
-Like Peru, some Central American state could take a name after the Aztecs or Mayans.
-Mexico was almost named Anáhuac, its pre-columbine name.