THE CLICHE CALLED AMERIWANK

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And Can I get a map, my good man? ;). Awesome TL.

I don't even know if I can make one. I'll try to have someone volunteer to make a map for us here or I can try to improve my map making skills. Besides, what am I presenting is still hypothetical. If you look at the very first part of the TL, that's how I am going to present the TL; with pics and being quite detailed in telling the events, along with maps of course, if necessary.
 
I don't even know if I can make one. I'll try to have someone volunteer to make a map for us here or I can try to improve my map making skills. Besides, what am I presenting is still hypothetical. If you look at the very first part of the TL, that's how I am going to present the TL; with pics and being quite detailed in telling the events, along with maps of course, if necessary.

I'm getting okay at editing the UCS maps; I'll see what I can do. Just gotta tell me what the changes are.
 
Wow. It seems like A LOT of what I've posted here will be changed.

A Iroquois Confederacy joining the Patriots through something different than a mere prophetic dream. So No Brant's Dream.

And yes, I forgot about the Treaty of Free Association. This will pull America into another war by 1803, I kinda forgot about that.

The First Barbary Wars? I think this will still happen (despite the Royal Navy protecting American ships since 1801) and that the Americans will make an adventure in North Africa.

Andrew Jackson will remain a moderate Federalist, thanks to how he was brought into the attention of the Laurens family. But his hatred of the British will remain. It would be lessened just for a bit though.

And I don't know about my hypothetical expansion plan anymore. Not all of them will happen though. They're just hypothetical.
 
Anything that makes Americans more accepting of other cultures/ethnicities/languages will go a long way.

The less homogeneous any of those things are in the initial or early American population, the better.
 
SOME CHANGES... REALLY BIG CHANGES

I'm thinking of closing this thread. But not yet, I'm still undecided. I want to start another thread for you know, I don't think the title "cliche called Ameriwank" will fit to the new scenario. The title might be an understatement to what will happen by 1800's in my new plan.

This might require some changes with my POD though. Eurofed's POD is not enough for my plans, so I'm pushing my POD back to probably somewhere in the Seven Years' War. Just a small POD, but enough to accumulate big changes up until the 1800's, where no one here on this site might have imagine that will happen to the United States.

I'll check this site (if the search function works enough) for some other authors' work on the Seven Years' War. Check what have they done.

Since I'm generous enough to say what will be my new plan, I'll tell one part about it. I'm a bit of a fan now of "butterflies showing up fast after POD" style of writing.

And here a spoiler: Washington City, de facto capital of the Napoleonic Empire. How big is the Empire? More than what people might imagine. How did he do it? Watch out for that. And NO, Napoleon is NOT AN AMERICAN MONARCH. There will be an American monarchy though. :D:D:D
 
I'll check this site (if the search function works enough) for some other authors' work on the Seven Years' War. Check what have they done.

Yeah the search function on this site is dog shit. I usually just use a Google search and put site:alternatehistory.com in the search bar.
 
UPDATE

ATTEMPT OF A DECENT HYPOTHETICAL TIMELINE

1762- The Battle of Signal Hill happened in the Seven Years’ War. In this battle, Guillame de Bellecombe died in one of the last battles of the Seven Years’ War, rather than just being seriously wounded here in OTL.

1763- King George III issued his Royal Proclamation of 1763, establishing the Continental Crown Lands in North America.

1764- The British Parliament passed the Sugar and Currency Acts. King George III’s brother, Edward Augustus, the Duke of York and Albany was sent to North America as the Proprietor of the Continental Crown Lands.

1765- The British Parliament passed the Stamp Act and the Quartering Act.

1766- Opposition to the Parliament’s acts lead to the New York Rebellion of 1766. In the aftermath of the war, the Parliament suspended the New York government and passed the Declaratory Act while not repealing the previous acts passed.


1767- The Adams-Franklin Plan was rejected by the British Parliament and did not receive support from the King. Prince Edward was increasingly feeling dissatisfied with the London government. Another series of acts were passed, the Townshed Acts.

1766-1771- War of the Regulation in North Carolina happened in opposition to the “First Intolerable Acts”

1770- The New York Massacre happened. The fall of the Corsican Republic lead to an exodus of its leaders to Britain that soon lead to the immigration of such people like Pasquale Paoli and Carlo Bonaparte to the American colonies, particularly in Maryland. The events in the colonies made Prince Edward to go to London himself and complain on the “unruly situation in the colonies”. And the final straw happened. With him leaving London dejected and not accomplishing anything, he saw one way out for the colonies; rebelling. And with it, creating his own kingdom in America. The Wall Street Hostage Crisis also happened in New York City.

1771- An accidental fire in Quebec Governor Guy Carleton’s house goes out of hand, with reports of it being started by “Papists”, leading to the Quebec Act that also lead to the passage of a series of laws that were soon called “The Second Intolerable Acts” which included taxing salt, pepper and mustard called the “Three Condiment Act” as well as the “Tea Act”.

1772- Virginians made the “Thousand Peoples’ Petition” asking for the repeal of all of the Intolerable Acts, with no effect. Meanwhile in New York, “The Staten Seaside Dinner” happened along with the “Boston Tea Party” in Boston. Opposition grew especially with another massacre happening in New York City, called the Manhattan Massacre. Parliament responded to the colonial opposition with passing the “Third Intolerable Acts”. In Philadelphia, The Greenwich Tea Party also happened. With the passage of the Third Intolerable Acts, The colonies had enough.

1772-1773- The Pirate War happened.

1773- The Continental Congress was held in New York City. The Annapolis Tea Party also happened in Maryland. The Congress went with no hesitation, declaring their independence from Great Britain and forming The Kingdom of the United States of America with Edward Augustus as its King. The American War of Independence had begun.

1773-1778- The American War of Independence

1778- The Articles of Temporary Emergency were officially repealed in favor of The Constitution of the United States, which was made by the Constitution Congress of 1778 after the Continental Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris but some of its provisions will be amended by 1783. King George III committed suicide before the signing of the Treaty of Paris. America became an independent nation with Quebec, Rupert's Land, Nova Scotia, the Bahamas and Florida.

1787-1790- The French Civil War began which will lead to the victory of forces under Marquis de La Fayette with the rise of the young Corsican American artillery officer backing up La Fayette, Napoleon Bonaparte, the new head of the Parisian National Guard.

1790-1797- The Franco-Spanish-Austrian-American War began which will lead Bonaparte to become even more popular. At the end of the war, the Napoleonic Empire will came into being which will culminate in his election to the American presidency at the 1799 election. Napoleon at 1800 is the Vice-President of France, Secretary of State of Spain, Grand Viceroy of the United Viceroyalties of America and President of the United States of America.

Proper credits to other TL makers from which I got my ideas will be done. Ok? Hehehe.
 
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Wow. It's like all of the Ameriwank (and one or two Ameriscrew) timelines culminated into one...

That's crazy about Napoleon being POTUS and everything else... So what happened to the Kingdom?
 
Wow. It's like all of the Ameriwank (and one or two Ameriscrew) timelines culminated into one...

That's crazy about Napoleon being POTUS and everything else... So what happened to the Kingdom?

There's a King but there's also a President. The President of the United States in Congress Assembled. I'll tell it in more detail in the near future.
 
SEVEN YEARS’ WAR and the BATTLE OF SIGNAL HILL

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The Seven Years’ War is an international conflict involving most of the great powers of the world from 1756 to 1763 and affected large parts of the world; including Europe, North America, Central America, the West African Coast, India and the Philippines. It is what many historians are considering as the “third global war” after the War of the Spanish Succession and the War of Austrian Succession. It is known by many names considering the battles in numerous theaters: The French and Indian War, Pomeranian War, Third Carnatic War and the Third Silesian War.

There’s been a non-stop fighting for almost seven years. The date is September 15, 1762. The place is St. John’s, Newfoundland. The French were totally losing the war and everybody on the French side knows it. However, in anticipation of the upcoming peace negotiations, the French wanted one final fight. The goal is to gain access to the fisheries of Newfoundland as part of the plan to rebuild the French Navy after being beaten badly by the British. Thus back in May, a small force headed by Chevalier de Ternay slipped out of Brest, France, passed the blockade and headed into the Atlantic.
By June 27, 1762; it seems that the French were just on their way in capturing Newfoundland. Here in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Comte d’Haussonville’s forces forced the surrender of the town and proceeded to make a defense system consisting of several advance posts equipped with artillery around Signal Hill, a strategic point surrounding the area.
But just two days ago, the British landed at Torbay, a few miles north of the place. Ternay and Haussonville were unable to counter it, so to hamper the British advance, they dispatched a detachment to guard the bare summit of Signal Hill.

Now at dawn, the British makes a surprise attack by climbing the hell held by the French. This surprise attack is short but fatal that it lead to the death of the commander of the French detachment, Guillame de Bellecombe. [1] On the British side though, a bullet shatters the legs of one of William Amherst’s officers.

By morning, Signal Hill is in the hands of the British. And it seems that the war is finally on its closing period.

[1] THE POD. In OTL, He is just seriously wounded and managed to have a good career in India and Haiti before finally retiring and dying in the middle of the French Revolution.
 
ADDITIONAL CREDITS

1. Lord Grattan's The Course of Human Events for the alternate Proclamation of 1763 and having Edward Augustus, the Duke of York and Albany, as an American King.

2. Wolf's America Eterna for more ideas of an American monarchy TL. Rest in peace bro. :(

3. Napoleon53's American King v.1 and v.2 with his amazing ideas of an alternate American Revolution and conditions in making them happen.

4. Turquoise Blue's American Commonwealth for some more amazing ideas concerning the same thing as Napoleon53's.

5. Thande's thread concerning a what if of an American Napoleon and also for the inspiration given by the famous Look to the West TL. first one. continued here. definitive version

6. IchBinDieKaiser's Commonwealth of North America TL as another inspiration.
 
Nothing from Eurofed's USAO?

Anyway, what's the name of the officer, or is that a bit of a surprise?

William Amhert's officer? I have no freaking idea. But that's what happened in OTL according to Wiki.

Guillame de Bellecombe is the one who died in TTL but not in OTL.

There might be some things from Eurofed's USAO.

I got a bit mentally tired doing this Ameriwank thing for now.
 
Well, well, well, it seems that I'm finally getting tired doing this Ameriwank.

At least for now. Just a bit mentally exhausted.

Sorry guys. Though it seems that I don't have much readers really so it's not that of a loss. :(
 
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Well, well, well, it seems that I'm finally getting tired doing this Ameriwank.

At least for now. Just a bit mentally exhausted.

Sorry guys. Though it seems that I don't have much readers really so it's not tha t of a loss. :(

Damn. This was gonna be a good one, too.
 
Damn. This was gonna be a good one, too.

Might be. But my mind is not fully into this right now. Need to get back into being inspired to do this but don't know when it will happen. Most likely after a while.

I might restart this timeline. Again. Put everything in a new thread.
 
THIS IS THE END

I'm going to destroy this thread. I have to ask the admin to please cut this down.

I'm going to restart again. EVERYTHING. New title. New thread. All New.

So bye bye. :)

If an admin saw this, please destroy this down immediately. Hahaha. :)

I'm gonna PM an admin right now.
 
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