A popular topic amongst AH Fans is the balkanization of the United States at important times in its history, such as after the Revolution, or during the Civil War.
Now, one of the more common Divided States of America clichés is the unification of North and South Carolina into a single Carolina. Still, I must question the plausibility of this cliché. Sure, a united Carolina looks pretty on paper, but it personally doesn't seem to be natural outcome of a failed U.S. scenario.
In any case, how plausible is a united Carolina after a failed United States in comparison to two independent Carolinas, or other unions such as a Georgia-South Carolina nation, or even a North Carolina-Virgina Nation?
Now, one of the more common Divided States of America clichés is the unification of North and South Carolina into a single Carolina. Still, I must question the plausibility of this cliché. Sure, a united Carolina looks pretty on paper, but it personally doesn't seem to be natural outcome of a failed U.S. scenario.
In any case, how plausible is a united Carolina after a failed United States in comparison to two independent Carolinas, or other unions such as a Georgia-South Carolina nation, or even a North Carolina-Virgina Nation?
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