Wonder if they'll be declaring neutrality like other Prussian Virginians.The way the US #3 is set up reminds me of the German Empire, where Prussia is so much larger than all the other members. In this case, Virginia is Prussia!
Wonder if they'll be declaring neutrality like other Prussian Virginians.The way the US #3 is set up reminds me of the German Empire, where Prussia is so much larger than all the other members. In this case, Virginia is Prussia!
Thanks!Interesting and well done I think
Thanks! I figure that slavery slowly died out in Virginia from the 1820s to the 1860s, with the last slave being freed in 1875ish. In the Deep South, slavery was more or less dead by the late 1860s, but clung on in some areas until the turn of the last century. Race relations are...spotty at best. In Virginia proper, race relations are actually pretty decent. But in the Northeast, Old Northwest, and the Deep South things are about on par with the 1960s at worst. This is because there are less Black folks in the north, and slavery has only been dead for 100 years in most of the Deep South. There are a lot more descendents of freed slaves in the far West than OTL, and runaway slaves founded both the Arkansaw and Sabine Free States.Very nice, Demonkangaroo. What happened with slavery in this TL? Looking forward to future installments!![]()
Yup! Prussia was actually the inspiration for the relationship between Virginia and the rest of the US. Glad you liked it!The way the US #3 is set up reminds me of the German Empire, where Prussia is so much larger than all the other members. In this case, Virginia is Prussia!
So this is the first (maybe) in a tentative series I'm calling “Weird USAs”*. This one was born from the idea of having a Holland or an England for the US's Netherland or UK. In this case, Virginia provides the pars-pro-toto name for the United States. Wall o' text and big ass map incoming.
I think you've transposed New York and Pennsylvania on your key
So more updates to my US ridings map (now with lots of states completed)
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This is an amazing map. What are the sub decisions? Congressional districts?
This is an amazing map. What are the sub decisions? Congressional districts?
DANG IT!![]()
Here's a WIP I've been working on, based on a wacky anachronistic game of *Axis&Allies circa 1900. Plethora of various PoDs scattered over past century to make it a good time. There's a process of Munro-ification to be had, then all the critiques in the world won't matter.![]()
And, for your viewing pleasure, a map of all the secessionist movements in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, all in TACOS format along with the coloring of other nations not normally shaded on the standard Worlda map.
So is it suppose to be of current or historic secessionist movements?
Everyone makes mistakes. I should know...
BTW, when you say there is a British-Mexican-Chinese cold war, is it a three sided cold war or are China and Mexico on the same side? If it is three-way, what is the Chinese ideology or kink? (Mexico seems to be in the "authoritarian Catholic pricks" camp).
I'd say historical is included, since I'm fairly sure there isn't a movement right now in southern New Mexico to secede and join the Confederacy.
Edit: speaking as an actual New Mexican.
I assumed as much*. I was just surprised by the lack of Rio Grande, the Yucatan, etc. if it was meant to be historic.
*And to be fair, I'm sure there's probably at least one Neo-Confed somewhere advocating for the restoration of the old Arizona territory.![]()
Do not use my powers for evil!
Is that some sort of big 'ol Latin American alliance outlined in brown, and what's with that blue outline around much of British India? French trying to get a Great Revolt started?