You may want to search that up; I know for sure there's hundreds of threads like this around the internet.
But, to answer your question, it probably depends on how the Americans lost the war. Did they get defeated by the British while the French/Spanish/Dutch were helping them? Or did they get swiftly put down by the British before foreign powers could intervene?
What would most likely happen though, is that you have a USA that tries to revolt again in a few decades or so. If the second revolt is successful, you get the USA but with some differences, depending on the time of the second revolt. If the second revolt is unsuccessful, either a third revolt follows, or the USA is made into a Dominion.
Would it be likely to have British America represented in Westminster Parliament?
If this is the case, wouldn't it be simply a matter of time before the next rebellion occurs?I do not think so, as Canada, Australia, etc. were never representet in the Parliament.
If this is the case, wouldn't it be simply a matter of time before the next rebellion occurs?
Thank you for the answers. But I have one more question.
If the Revolution was lost and Britain had remained in America, how would the borders in modern North America be?
I have two different alternatives:
1. The brits would have crossed the Appalachian mountains and screwed the indians over, taking both their and other imperial colonies like Spain (Spain's authority in Spanish America is fading with the Spanish American wars of independence) and France (France was greatly weakened after the revolution). The brits take over their colonies and thus create an english North America loyal to the crown. Would North-America be one nation today?
2. America is a loose alliance of states with Spanish, German, English and French cultures and different borders today.
What would be more plausible and why? Would Native Americans have their own territories in eastern US rather than the west?
But the Spanish American wars wouldn't occur. With a POD around 50 years earlier they aren't occurring. They were caused by the lack of authority in Spain and in Mexico and Peru were nearly crushed