This may open up a can of worms regarding economic theories - if so I'm sorr.
Since 2011-12 was the Year Without a Winter where I live, I was not stuck inside mostly for days and so never started posting "Created Equal - jefferson in 1796" - but I am at about 1816 (a few years earlier for Europe) in figuring out where it goes, and while it might not come till next winter now (though after my vacation is a possibility to start it) I had a question which would impact the 1816 election, potentially. And 1812, given where I want to go (1812 will be a very close-run thing, like OTL's 1824, I think.)
My question is, the Napoleonic Wars, in large scale, will end a number of years early. From what I've read (no major sources nor money for them, but Wikipedia gves some as do places like historynet.com), the end of the wars was one cause of the economic downturn of 1819, but it's debatable how much. (Since the depression happened 4 yearsafter) There is also no War of 1812, though there is a war against a European power in 1806-8 or so. (You can perhaps guess, so I'll give you a line I wrote - it's mostly narrative but when things like this strike me I put them in - Andrew Jackson shouts, "There IS no more Spain!")
On top of that, the year Without A Summer, 1816, might have some impact, though it looks like that was mostly New England.
Also, how long would I need a France which doesn't invade Russia but has...serious issues
to recover before spending a lot of money to send a flee to Haiti? And, in case I don't ever get this timeline started (real life does tend to get really busy for me at times), and someone else wants to use this idea (searching past discussions has helped other areas), I'll just say I'd like them to be in Port-au-Prince, oh, about August 18, 1816.
Since 2011-12 was the Year Without a Winter where I live, I was not stuck inside mostly for days and so never started posting "Created Equal - jefferson in 1796" - but I am at about 1816 (a few years earlier for Europe) in figuring out where it goes, and while it might not come till next winter now (though after my vacation is a possibility to start it) I had a question which would impact the 1816 election, potentially. And 1812, given where I want to go (1812 will be a very close-run thing, like OTL's 1824, I think.)
My question is, the Napoleonic Wars, in large scale, will end a number of years early. From what I've read (no major sources nor money for them, but Wikipedia gves some as do places like historynet.com), the end of the wars was one cause of the economic downturn of 1819, but it's debatable how much. (Since the depression happened 4 yearsafter) There is also no War of 1812, though there is a war against a European power in 1806-8 or so. (You can perhaps guess, so I'll give you a line I wrote - it's mostly narrative but when things like this strike me I put them in - Andrew Jackson shouts, "There IS no more Spain!")
On top of that, the year Without A Summer, 1816, might have some impact, though it looks like that was mostly New England.
Also, how long would I need a France which doesn't invade Russia but has...serious issues