What if Washington D.C never gets built, and the precident of Moving the US capital, say every four years or so becomes fixed?
If DC isen't built. then Philadelphia becomes the capital of the United States.
If DC isen't built. then Philadelphia becomes the capital of the United States.
I'm sorry, when I sawthis post I just had vision of Washigton DC on a giganic turntable. Looked awesome![]()
Is there any historical preference for this?
Seems like it would be a waste of resources, especially given transportation tech in the 18th century.
What about Boston and Richmond?Well the ancient Empires of the East had several capitals. For instance, Susa and Ecbatana were the Summer and Winter capitals of the Persian Empire.
What about Boston and Richmond?
I'm sorry, when I sawthis post I just had vision of Washigton DC on a giganic turntable. Looked awesome![]()
Some khans on the Central Asian steppe.Is there any historical basis for this in other nations, especially for this period?
Well the ancient Empires of the East had several capitals. For instance, Susa and Ecbatana were the Summer and Winter capitals of the Persian Empire.
Some khans on the Central Asian steppe.
I'm sorry, when I sawthis post I just had vision of Washigton DC on a giganic turntable. Looked awesome![]()
I was being facetious, darling.The Atlantic states are far from a comparable environment to the nomadic cultures of the Asian Steppes. Though with plenty of coastlines, something like this could be accomplished in the early US.
Is there any historical basis for this in other nations, especially for this period?