You all know from your history books that back in the 1770s, the Atlantic Seaboard consisted of a number of British colonies that for lamebrained reasons most of us can't relate to today, "declared" their independence and rebelled against Britain. Britain crushed the rebellion, tried and executed a number of the traitors, and restored order in short order. The rest as they say is history. The colonies prospered and grew in size and population and eventually were fully incorporated into the Kingdom.
So my WI is, could the rebellion actually been successful to bring about a complete separation and independence of the colonies? Could it have survived as some type of independent state? Or is my WI just too ASB?
So my WI is, could the rebellion actually been successful to bring about a complete separation and independence of the colonies? Could it have survived as some type of independent state? Or is my WI just too ASB?