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Syrixia | May 5 2015, 11:44 AM Post #1 |
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Hopefully the above template can provide some guidance. Let's get going. Here's the first post: What if Coke never existed? |
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Amerion | May 25 2015, 11:03 AM Post #51 |
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I'm assuming you are talking about the presidential scandal. In which case, the political landscape would not be as it currently is. President Nixon was a not a conservative, rather a moderate Republican. Although it can be held that conservative Republicans respected Nixon's anticommunism, they didn't like certain of his domestic initiatives nor his foreign policy decisions based on what he termed "realism". Notably, the Democratic Party that was self-destructing, with the party hosting a violent and confrontational convention in 1968. Had Watergate not happened, it is very unlikely that a Democrat would have won in '76. Speculatively, the United States would have a Republican Party dominated by moderates while the Democrats moving further to the left. What if Caesar hadn't been killed but lived to old age? |
A fish in the sea | May 25 2015, 05:13 PM Post #52 |
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Julius Caesar probably would have taken even more power from the Senate. He would have had several more assassination attempts against him, and he would become even more of a dictator. There would be chaos. If Augustus Caesar didn't take over, there would not be the Pax Romana, and the government in Egypt would still exist. To retain his power, Julius would've had his opponents assassinated. Rome would probably not be split in two, and Rome would still fall. What if Napoleon successfully invaded Russia? |
Coreladia | May 25 2015, 06:51 PM Post #53 |
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Then the battle of Leipzig would never had happened, Napoleon wouldn't have been exiled to Elba, Britain would have eventually lost, Napoleon would rule Europe as a Father-Knows-Best state, and we wouldn't have jokes about France surrendering- instead, it would be Britain. What if slavery had been outlawed in Britain before it colonized the Americas? |
Syrixia | May 25 2015, 07:00 PM Post #54 |
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Then the USA would be much more powerful than in our timeline, since the question of slavery never broke it apart. What if the Amish didn't exist? Edited by Syrixia, May 25 2015, 07:01 PM.
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A fish in the sea | May 25 2015, 07:39 PM Post #55 |
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Then there wouldn't be as many Germans in Pennsylvania. What if the Mongol Empire didn't break apart? |
Syrixia | May 25 2015, 10:31 PM Post #56 |
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Then I'd be a Mongolian. You would be too. And so would everyone else in the world. What if capitalism didn't exist? How would this concept of capitalism not existing affect communism? Edited by Syrixia, May 25 2015, 10:31 PM.
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Belschaft | May 26 2015, 02:49 AM Post #57 |
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The significant result of capitalism never developing is that the feudal economy remains in place. That produces too many butterflies to predict anything else. What if horses never became domesticated? |
Amerion | May 27 2015, 12:11 PM Post #58 |
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Medieval agriculture would have most certainly domesticated another animal, I suspect dogs. What if the arms race didn't happen? |
Belschaft | May 27 2015, 09:54 PM Post #59 |
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As a general aside, Slavery was never legal in Britian. Somerset v Stewart 1772 established that any slave brought into Britain was de-facto free, formalizing what had already become the case. Slavery in the English Empire never had any legal basis within common law, as the various american colonies were private undertakings.
Assuming you mean the cold war arms race, the Soviet economy takes slightly longer to collapse giving the reformers time to stabilize the USSR and arrange a managed collapse keeping most of central Asia and probably Ukraine and Belarus, whilst losing the Baltic States and the Caucus. What if William Seward was the Republican presidential candidate in 1680? |
Ravania | May 27 2015, 11:29 PM Post #60 |
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I assume you mean 1860. Well I guess Lincoln would have lived longer. And Alaska might have still been Russian territory. What if JFK was only badly injured and survived? |
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