Jasen777
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If everything is coming apart, New Hampshire isn't likely to sign up for a Massachusetts dominated New England. And there's likely to be conflict with New York over Vermont again.
Maryland isn't going to want to be subordinate to Virginia or Pennsylvania either. Now whether either could last independently is questionable of course.
And Watch out for butterflies. Mormonism may never came to be, or never gain any support. The whole "burned-over district" revival of Western New York is going to be affected by a disunited U.S. Will New York alone have the ability to build the Erie Canal that made it prosperous int he first place?
Settlement patterns could be very different. Planning a Texas and California with any resemblance to OTL is getting way too far ahead. The disunited states will have a different (and likely weaker) settlement push. And Louisiana is in the way, and of course that is going to be different.
Maryland isn't going to want to be subordinate to Virginia or Pennsylvania either. Now whether either could last independently is questionable of course.
And Watch out for butterflies. Mormonism may never came to be, or never gain any support. The whole "burned-over district" revival of Western New York is going to be affected by a disunited U.S. Will New York alone have the ability to build the Erie Canal that made it prosperous int he first place?
Settlement patterns could be very different. Planning a Texas and California with any resemblance to OTL is getting way too far ahead. The disunited states will have a different (and likely weaker) settlement push. And Louisiana is in the way, and of course that is going to be different.
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