With much of recent World History Dominated by the British Empire and later on Canada, I have been wondering if the rise of Canada in the 19th and 20th centuries was inevitable? After the British's devastating victory in the War of 1812, and the later Canadian victory in the Canadian-Mexician War, was the rise of the self styled "Canadian Empire" inevitable? What about Canada's later successes and assistance its allies and war efforts? How could the relation between Canada and the US be different with out the juggernaut dominating North America and the Pacific?
OOC: Since Canada got the name because "Canada" was the largest of the colonies involved in Confederation, by size and population. Assume that the "new" colonies under British control joined with smaller populations, or, simply later on after Confederation like much of OTL Canada.
OOC: Since Canada got the name because "Canada" was the largest of the colonies involved in Confederation, by size and population. Assume that the "new" colonies under British control joined with smaller populations, or, simply later on after Confederation like much of OTL Canada.
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