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  1. AHC: Republican Britain

    All on the tin, folks. Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to establish a republican regime in Great Britain with a POD no earlier than 1660.

  2. WI: Lebanese Civil War in 1958?

    All on the tin, folks. What if the Lebanese Crisis of 1958 were to metastasize into a full blown civil war? How would the West, the Soviets, the UAR, the Israelis, and others respond to such an event? What factions are likely to emerge in the attempts to dominate Lebanon?

  3. WI: Blue Streak not cancelled?

    All on the tin, brothers and sisters. What could be done to save the Blue Streak missile and what would some effects of such a change be?

  4. WI: Cass in '48?

    When remembered, Lewis Cass is known as the second Democrat candidate to lose a presidential election. He lost it to a War Hero by 3,195 votes, juuust failing to catch Delaware, Georgia and Louisiana. So what if Lewis Cass (general, governor, senator, graft-ridden politico, grandpappy of...

  5. AHC: Habsburg France

    All on the tin, folks. With a POD of whenever you would like, have the Habsburg dynasty assume the Crown of France.

  6. AHC: Franco-Spanish Union

    Carried over from a rather bumbling thread I started. Your AH challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to unite Spain and France under a single ruler (if not necessarily a single government). I could easily see such a union spurring (or preserving) the Anglo-Dutch union. The Habsburgs are...

  7. French Victory in War of the Spanish Succession?

    Well folks, what do we think the results might be for a French victory in the War of the Spanish Succession? And for this scenario, "victory" is defined as Spain and France being united under a single Bourbon monarch.

  8. POTUS: William Gibbs McAdoo

    So what if Harding doesn't kick the bucket and proceeds to lose the 1924 election to William Gibbs McAdoo. What sort of butterflies do we see?

  9. WI: Burr in 1801?

    Many people do not know that the much-maligned Aaron Burr tied with Thomas Jefferson in the presidential election of 1800. Despite urging from both Republicans and Federalists, Burr allowed his friend Sen. Bayard of Delaware to give the vote to Mr. Jefferson (in exchange for Massa Tom leaving...

  10. WI: No FDR in 1940?

    All on the tin: what if FDR decides not to run in 1940? Who do the Democrats run? Who do the Republicans run? How does this effect the War?

  11. The 11 Nations of North America

    So I'm currently reading the excellent "American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Culture Of North America" by Colin Woodard. It's excellent so far, and I was wondering if anyone around here was familiar with it. Here's Woodard's map of the "11 Nations." Here's a brief on...

  12. AHC: America Wins the War of 1812

    All on the tin folks. Have the United States secure a territorial gain and decisive victory against the British in the War of 1812. Best of luck, chaps; Jefferson didn't leave Mad Jimmy much of a military to fight with.

  13. WI: Iapo-American War in the '20s-'30s?

    All on the tin. What could lead to a war between Japan and the United States in the 1920s or 1930s? What would such a war look like, who would the leaders be, strategies, homefront effects, etc, etc. I suppose there's the Panay Incident, but that seems a bit old hat, so bonus INTERNET...

  14. WI: POTUS Thomas B. Reed, 1896

    So let's say that Mark Hanna gets hit by an automobile or trolley car sometime before the Republican convention of 1896. Tom Reed gets the nod and goes on to trounce Bryan in the November election. What does a Reed presidency look like? Potential running-mates/cabinet appointees? Foreign policy...

  15. Effects of a Failed American Rebellion?

    WI the American Rebellion was defeated sometime in the late 1770s and the British maintain control of the Colonies? What would some of the effects be on Europe? The Americas? The evolution of liberalism? Future revolutions/rebellions?

  16. AHC: The North Rebels

    All on the tin. With a POD no earlier than February 12, 1848, have the New England states* rise in armed rebellion against the government in Washington. (They can be seceding, trying to launch a revolution, whatever.) *The New England States: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire...

  17. WI: Hancock in '80?

    All on the tin, folks. What if Winfield Scott Hancock had defeated James Garfield for the presidency in the election of 1880?

  18. WI: Dems Don't Split in '60?

    All on the tin. What if the Democratic Party had remained united in the election of 1860 instead of splitting into Southern and Northern factions? Does Lincoln still win, or is Dem unity enough to keep the White House for another four years?

  19. AHC: Second American Civil War

    Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to have the United States suffer another civil war in its history. The sole caveats are: The POD may be no earlier than July 1, 1865 No ASB Happy alternating :)

  20. AHC: Japan Defeats USA in a War

    All on the tin. With a POD no earlier than January 1, 1900, have Japan defeat the United States in a war.
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