Glen
Moderator
More Australia and more China (which ones
)?Same question to you as Iserlon - are you hoping for a cameo soon or specifically in the twentieth century?
Literature and Art
Foods and other Culinary Arts
Toys and Games
Scientific development
Personal/Cultural changes (eg...body art, fashion, jewelry, hairstyles...)
Foods and other Culinary Arts
Toys and Games
Scientific development
Personal/Cultural changes (eg...body art, fashion, jewelry, hairstyles...)
Population. What groups have immigrated into what areas en mass. What languages are commonly spoken in certain areas. What religions are dominant in different areas.
I just want to see it in an update sometime this year. Whenether it is in the 19th or 20th century doesn't matter that much.
It would be really cool to see an ethnicity map by county of the DSA and the USA. As part of this.
If the USA remains neutral in most wars, some languages - German comes to mind- might remain spoken in some very large enclaves in the mid-west. Which would be cool.
For the DSA it would be interesting to know where most blacks, east-indians, etc are locaded.
Also seieng as how the DSA has a large population of east-Indians "hindus", and native American Indians, has this TL developed a less confusing terminology. Or is it generally understood amongst the population what Indian is one talking about?
Glen
Moderator
Cool idea but a lot of work. I will consider it and maybe be able to get you a map by province as a placeholder.
Tht is more likely regardless. Heck there were Germanspeakers on both sides of the last few wars.
So maybe that provincial map....
Yeah that is a bit complicated. In the 19th century East Indians ae Hindoos regardless of religious affliation, the members of the five civilized tribes are mostly referred to by tribe (e.g. Choctaw) or as Civilized Indians, and other native Americans as Wild Indians. This will evolve in the 20th century.
iddt3
Donor
I'm really curious as to where the *USA is going, without the south I would expcect it to resemble Europe more, with a viable Social Democratic party emerging in the 1880s or so, and how the DSA's relationship with the UK evolves, given that they will end up being more populous and wealthier then the UK, and the US is likely to end up being a bigger trading partner by shear virtue of proximity. How will the DSA's economy end up shaking out? Will it still be primarily extraction based?
Glen
Moderator
Lots of good questions there. I think the first thing to remember is that Europe doesn't even fully look like Europe going into the early 20th century. Labor and more social policies will certainly be a hot topic in the post global war world certainly by the time we hit the early 20th century, though things are very early on in the 1880s. We will get into the numbers demographics economics and relationships between the dominion of southern America and the mother country. Certainly for the near future going into the early 20th century you can count on the economy of the dominion of southern America to be primarily extraction based.