No US troops in Nicaragua till 1912, it wasn't until 1912 that Morrocco throne was abdicated with France and Spain spliting it. Spain took the northern fifth.Thande said:Well, aren't the differences between 1910 and 1914 quite minor? (Ottoman Libya, a few of the spheres of influences slightly different...)
Grey Wolf said:The problem with using a 1914 map is that there were loads of changes between 1900 and 1914, off the top of my head including :-
-1- German compensation for Morocco in Kamerun
-2- French and Spanish expansion of influence in Morocco
(did Algiers get part of Morocco too ?)
-3- Italian conquest of Libya and expansion of influence over Fezzan
-4- The Anglo-French Entente settling borders in African hot spots
-5- British conquest of the Sokoto Caliphate
-6- French conquest in Chad
Grey Wolf
Thande said:Knew there was something. Also I forgot Haiti. Here's revised 1901:
Thande said:That's right, Grey Wolf, that's why I've avoided using 1914 maps as a guide - and found it difficult as everyone and their brother has a 1914 world map but no-one has a 1900 one.
Here's my 1914 map, then!
Thande said:It's really hard to get a map for any time between 1878, before the partition of Africa started, and 1914 when it was completed...hence the inaccuracies. Of course, before 1878 it's quite easy - fill in the Cape Colony, Mozambique, Morocco, Egypt, Ethiopia, the Ottoman Empire and Liberia, and that's pretty much it.
Here is a map from 1925: Nitpicks please?
Thande said:To bump this thread, is a 1942 map (early to mid 1942, haven't quite decided on a precise date). I've taken your advice and used a different colour to represent British dominions and protectorates as opposed to colonies and occupied. The pale blue-grey colour is Vichy France, as opposed to the blue parts which are Free French (not sure if I've got all those colonies lined up correctly).
Thande said:You're right, I just forgot to mark that. I should think they re-annexed it in the agreements after the French surrender.
Chris S said:1940, and I have them doing so in the revised 1942 map, plus they had annexed Luxembourg.
Chris S said:bump. Revised 1901 map.
They did after the Moroccan Crises.benedict XVII said:Cameroon has no common border with Belgian Congo.