Awesome. An advance through Canada shortly after independence would be a quick U.S. victory. The Canadians would be barley prepared, and the U.S. would win within a year or two. But, the guirrrella fighting...![]()
Do you ever bother to think before opening your mouth?
We've just had three pages of discussion about how hard it would be for the USA to successfully invade Canada in the face of Candian and British resistance and you just ignore all that and steam in with another idiotic Ameriwank.
Let me clue you in on something. The United States of America did not spring forth fully formed from George Washington's head in 1776. It did not stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific, it did not possess a million man army ready to deploy anywhere in the world within 48 hours notice, it was not, repeat not, a superpower until after the year 1945.
If the USA had tried to invade Canada in 1870, a year when the population of America was less than twice the size of the population of Britain, let alone the population of Britain and Canada, and when the Royal Navy was larger than any other navy on Earth, the USA would not have won quickly, it would have gotten bogged down in vicious fighting in Eastern Canada and been defeated when British reinforcements arrived.
The only people who think otherwise are hormonal teenages.