Awhile back, I read Jeremy Black's book on the US revolutionary war, where he noted that a drawn-out, bloody, but ultimately successful (think Latin America OTL)conflict was the most likely trigger for a Social Revolution.
Offhand, the RN defeating De Grasse in 1781 and then reinforcing Cornwallis at Yorktown seems the easiest POD.
If that did lead to a longer, costlier war and ultimately a US Social Revolution, what might the effects be for Europe and other areas?
Offhand, the RN defeating De Grasse in 1781 and then reinforcing Cornwallis at Yorktown seems the easiest POD.
If that did lead to a longer, costlier war and ultimately a US Social Revolution, what might the effects be for Europe and other areas?