id like to see if theres even support for a native nation, AH'ers sure seem to like their Ameriwanks.
Well, the Inuit aren't as native as most Native Americans, having arrived thousands of years later, even though they're more native than Europeans et. al.Well a Native American nation-state is on the threshold of independence in Greenland
Speaking of it you should continou it.The remoteness of the Pueblo and related tribes could work if a Pueblo Revolt is successful. I did a TL on it myself, but even still they face problems from expansionist Mexico and US.
https://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=168463
Well a Native American nation-state is on the threshold of independence in Greenland, and Natives in northern Canada who never gave up their lands via treaty in the first place have been flexing their identity, autonomy, and sovereign rights as of late, so...
The natives I could see surviving only with Confederate help. The native tribes were to weak and petty to create a US-like union.Is a fully sovereign Native American nation possible in the OTL U.S. Territory with a post 1600 POD or is the European land lust to great at this point in time? Comments and correction appreciated.
Perhaps a foreign power (probably Britain) creating a native protectorate in the case of a American defeat in the war of 1812 or more likely a failed American Revolution.
Speaking of it you should continou it.
The British did set aside vast swaths of the North American interior as "Indian Reserve." By that point, though, it was pretty much inevitable that the growing population of European-descended settlers along the coast was going to need an outlet for their unbridled population surplus.
The British did set aside vast swaths of the North American interior as "Indian Reserve." By that point, though, it was pretty much inevitable that the growing population of European-descended settlers along the coast was going to need an outlet for their unbridled population surplus.