List of Confederate Presidents

Okay. I think we're all pretty familiar with lists of leaders and whatnot.

Moving on from that, I'd like to add in a few of my own special rules just to make it more realistic and smooth:

1) Thanks to inspiration from this thread, no ending Slavery before The Great War (WW1), which must start after 1900.

2) If you add in a new party, you must give a brief explanation of why it came about and what their main base is (i.e. an anti-slavery party). Also, try to mention when a party goes through a major ideological shift.

3) You must claim a year before you post it if the thread gets busy. The year goes to the first person to claim it.

Anyways, Confederate Secession War (1860-1864) resulted in the CSA winning their independence. Each President serves a SINGLE 6 YEAR TERM.

Let's begin:

1860: Jefferson Davis (Democratic)
 
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1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic)[1]


[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
 
1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
 
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1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.



EDIT: I felt like this deserved a bump.
 
1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)[3] [4]

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
 
1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)
1882: Francis R. Lubbock/Wade Hampton (Democratic) [3]/[4]

1884: James Farrow/John Baylor (Prosperity) [5]

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
[5] In 1886, after having no members elected to Congress and with only limited support in State Congresses, the Democratic Party officially disbands.
 
Interesting game. Mind if I play? :D

1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)
1882: Francis R. Lubbock/Wade Hampton (Democratic) [3]/[4]

1884: James Farrow/John Baylor (Prosperity) [5]
1890: Robert E. Lee. Jr./Franklin Moses, Jr. (Prosperity)[6]

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
[5] In 1886, after having no members elected to Congress and with only limited support in State Congresses, the Democratic Party officially disbands.
[6]The "Two Juniors", as they were called, were popular enough to win the Prosperity Party a second term. Moses, a relatively liberal(for the C.S.A., anyhow) Congressman had definitely become rather involved in pro-European interests, and himself owned thousands of dollars of stock in German companies, including the Daimler Corporation, an early automaker. In 1892, he convinced President Lee to sign a bill making it easier for companies from certain nations to sell their goods in the C.S. market.
 
1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)
-1882: Francis R. Lubbock/Wade Hampton (Democratic) [3]/[4]

1884: James Farrow/John Baylor (Prosperity) [5]
1890: Robert E. Lee. Jr./Franklin Moses, Jr. (Prosperity) [6]
1896: Frank Crawford Armstrong/John Calhoun III (National) [7]

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
[5] In 1886, after having no members elected to Congress and with only limited support in State Congresses, the Democratic Party officially disbands.
[6]The "Two Juniors", as they were called, were popular enough to win the Prosperity Party a second term. Moses, a relatively liberal (for the C.S.A., anyhow) Congressman had definitely become rather involved in pro-European interests, and himself owned thousands of dollars of stock in German companies, including the Daimler Corporation, an early automaker. In 1892, he convinced President Lee to sign a bill making it easier for companies from certain nations to sell their goods in the C.S. market. In 1894, the Confederacy formally entered an Alliance with the Second Reich (Germany) under this administration.
[7] 1900 saw the collapse of the Prosperity Party and of the American Party, with the Confederacy generally becoming good allies to Germany under President Armstrong. This led to the creation of the Industrial Party, which became a hawkish, pro-industry party while the National Party became more dovish, and began to support the plantations more and more. 1900 also saw Texas become the first state in the Confederacy to abolish slavery.
 
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1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)
-1882: Francis R. Lubbock/Wade Hampton (Democratic) [3]/[4]

1884: James Farrow/John Baylor (Prosperity) [5]
1890: Robert E. Lee. Jr./Franklin Moses, Jr. (Prosperity) [6]
1896: Frank Crawford Armstrong/John Calhoun III (National) [7]
1902: Zebulon Baird, Jr./Charles Culberson(Industrial)[8]

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
[5] In 1886, after having no members elected to Congress and with only limited support in State Congresses, the Democratic Party officially disbands.
[6]The "Two Juniors", as they were called, were popular enough to win the Prosperity Party a second term. Moses, a relatively liberal (for the C.S.A., anyhow) Congressman had definitely become rather involved in pro-European interests, and himself owned thousands of dollars of stock in German companies, including the Daimler Corporation, an early automaker. In 1892, he convinced President Lee to sign a bill making it easier for companies from certain nations to sell their goods in the C.S. market. In 1894, the Confederacy formally entered an Alliance with the Second Reich (Germany) under this administration.
[7] 1900 saw the collapse of the Prosperity Party and of the American Party, with the Confederacy generally becoming good allies to Germany under President Armstrong. This led to the creation of the Industrial Party, which became a hawkish, pro-industry party while the National Party became more dovish, and began to support the plantations more and more. 1900 also saw Texas become the first state in the Confederacy to abolish slavery.
[8]Charles Culberson, the former governor of Texas, was not liked by C.S. conservatives all that much for his elimination of slavery in that state, but he was appreciated by non-slaver industrial interests, as he looked after them quite a bit. His being chosen for the Vice-Presidency won Texas for the Industrialites and, therefore, the 1902 elections. Zebulon Baird, Jr., the President Candidate, won over 70% of the vote in his home state of North Carolina.
Unfortunately, however, the good times wouldn't last, as tensions were rising exponentially in Europe over various problems.....which came to a head on November 24, 1908, with the assassination of the very recently elected pro-Russian Polish Prime Minister, Wladyslaw Jandek, and his wife, a minor German duchess, in Vienna.
 
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[7] 1900 saw the collapse of the Prosperity Party and of the American Party, with the Confederacy generally becoming good allies to Germany under President Armstrong. This led to the creation of the Industrial Party, which became a hawkish, pro-industry party while the National Party became more dovish, and began to support the plantations more and more.

Prosperity collapsed (not that they have austerity;))
 
If we are editing it, I also just realized Poland didn't exist. It was land owned by Russia...:confused:

That might have been true IOTL, but I did assume that butterflies could perhaps lead to an earlier independent Poland ITTL.....POD was in 1860, after all. ;)
 
1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]

1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)
-1882: Francis R. Lubbock/Wade Hampton (Democratic) [3]/[4]

1884: James Farrow/John Baylor (Prosperity) [5]
1890: Robert E. Lee. Jr./Franklin Moses, Jr. (Prosperity) [6]
1896: Frank Crawford Armstrong/John Calhoun III (National) [7]
1902: Zebulon Baird, Jr./Charles Culberson (Industrial) [8]
1908: Charles Culberson/Robert E. Lee III (Industrial)

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
[5] In 1886, after having no members elected to Congress and with only limited support in State Congresses, the Democratic Party officially disbands.
[6]The "Two Juniors", as they were called, were popular enough to win the Prosperity Party a second term. Moses, a relatively liberal (for the C.S.A., anyhow) Congressman had definitely become rather involved in pro-European interests, and himself owned thousands of dollars of stock in German companies, including the Daimler Corporation, an early automaker. In 1892, he convinced President Lee to sign a bill making it easier for companies from certain nations to sell their goods in the C.S. market. In 1894, the Confederacy formally entered an Alliance with the Second Reich (Germany) under this administration.
[7] 1900 saw the collapse of the Prosperity Party and of the American Party, with the Confederacy generally becoming good allies to Germany under President Armstrong. This led to the creation of the Industrial Party, which became a hawkish, pro-industry party while the National Party became more dovish, and began to support the plantations more and more. 1900 also saw Texas become the first state in the Confederacy to abolish slavery.
[8]Charles Culberson, the former governor of Texas, was not liked by C.S. conservatives all that much for his elimination of slavery in that state, but he was appreciated by non-slaver industrial interests, as he looked after them quite a bit. His being chosen for the Vice-Presidency won Texas for the Industrialites and, therefore, the 1902 elections. Zebulon Baird, Jr., the President Candidate, won over 70% of the vote in his home state of North Carolina.
Unfortunately, however, the good times wouldn't last, as tensions were rising exponentially in Europe over various problems.....which came to a head on November 24, 1908, with the assassination of the very recently elected pro-Russian Polish Prime Minister, Wladyslaw Jandek, and his wife, a minor German duchess, in Vienna.
The Great War - With the Great War broke out as both the Soviet Union and the Second Reich tried to gain influence in Poland, leading to the two fighting inside the borders of Poland. With Poland being a landlocked country, very few other countries could get involved, however the CSA did honor it's call and sought out to assist the Second Reich. However, the CSA had previously come into conflict with the Second French Empire. France then went to war with Germany, who dragged in France's enemy and Germany's ally of Great Britain and the dominoes just kept falling. By Spring of 1909, the war was being fought by two sides on two continents. The Atlantic Powers consisted of Great Britain, Germany, the Confederate States of America (with a de facto alliance with Japan, who sought to claim territory in Asia) were facing off against the Imperial Powers of the French Empire, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the United States of America.
 

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1860: Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Democratic)
-1865: Alexander H. Stephens/none (Democratic) [1]
1866: Alexander H. Stephens/John Reagan (Democratic) [2]
1872: Robert E. Lee/Francis R. Lubbock (Democratic)
1878: Francis R. Lubbock/Clement C. Clay (Democratic)
-1882: Francis R. Lubbock/Wade Hampton (Democratic) [3]/[4]
1884: James Farrow/John Baylor (Prosperity) [5]
1890: Robert E. Lee. Jr./Franklin Moses, Jr. (Prosperity) [6]
1896: Frank Crawford Armstrong/John Calhoun III (National) [7]
1902: Zebulon Baird, Jr./Charles Culberson (Industrial) [8]
1908: Charles Culberson/Robert E. Lee III (Industrial)
1914: Woodrow Wilson (Democratic)

[1] Davis is one of many to die in the post-war cholera outbreak, along with several members of Congress and the cabinet. Stephens survives and tries to get the nomination for a full (or as he calls it "real") term as President, not as acting President.
[2] Despite calls for Robert E. Lee to be Vice President, he said that he would be staying out of politics for the time. Considering the many other options, Stephens eventually decided to ask Secretary of the Treasury Reagan to be his running mate.
[3] Clay died in office in 1882, and was replaced by Wade Hampton.
[4] The Lubbock administration saw the beginning of a split within the Democratic Party between supporters of closer relations with Europe (eventually forming the Prosperity Party), supporters of closer relations with the United States (eventually forming the American Party), and isolationists (eventually forming the National Party). The administration itself refused to take sides on it.
[5] In 1886, after having no members elected to Congress and with only limited support in State Congresses, the Democratic Party officially disbands.
[6]The "Two Juniors", as they were called, were popular enough to win the Prosperity Party a second term. Moses, a relatively liberal (for the C.S.A., anyhow) Congressman had definitely become rather involved in pro-European interests, and himself owned thousands of dollars of stock in German companies, including the Daimler Corporation, an early automaker. In 1892, he convinced President Lee to sign a bill making it easier for companies from certain nations to sell their goods in the C.S. market. In 1894, the Confederacy formally entered an Alliance with the Second Reich (Germany) under this administration.
[7] 1900 saw the collapse of the Prosperity Party and of the American Party, with the Confederacy generally becoming good allies to Germany under President Armstrong. This led to the creation of the Industrial Party, which became a hawkish, pro-industry party while the National Party became more dovish, and began to support the plantations more and more. 1900 also saw Texas become the first state in the Confederacy to abolish slavery.
[8]Charles Culberson, the former governor of Texas, was not liked by C.S. conservatives all that much for his elimination of slavery in that state, but he was appreciated by non-slaver industrial interests, as he looked after them quite a bit. His being chosen for the Vice-Presidency won Texas for the Industrialites and, therefore, the 1902 elections. Zebulon Baird, Jr., the President Candidate, won over 70% of the vote in his home state of North Carolina.
Unfortunately, however, the good times wouldn't last, as tensions were rising exponentially in Europe over various problems.....which came to a head on November 24, 1908, with the assassination of the very recently elected pro-Russian Polish Prime Minister, Wladyslaw Jandek, and his wife, a minor German duchess, in Vienna.
The Great War - With the Great War broke out as both the Soviet Union and the Second Reich tried to gain influence in Poland, leading to the two fighting inside the borders of Poland. With Poland being a landlocked country, very few other countries could get involved, however the CSA did honor it's call and sought out to assist the Second Reich. However, the CSA had previously come into conflict with the Second French Empire. France then went to war with Germany, who dragged in France's enemy and Germany's ally of Great Britain and the dominoes just kept falling. By Spring of 1909, the war was being fought by two sides on two continents. The Atlantic Powers consisted of Great Britain, Germany, the Confederate States of America (with a de facto alliance with Japan, who sought to claim territory in Asia) were facing off against the Imperial Powers of the French Empire, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the United States of America
 
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