What If Everything Went PERFECT For The United States

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What if everything went PERFECT For THe United States?

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[Red_Moon]

The funny thing about this is that it changes very little overall. The only modern day differences are that the U.S. has more territory in North America, China doesn't go communist, and North Korea collapses. Shows how the U.S. in our timeline still essentially had everything go right for it.

[shaunrosenberg]

I feel like it's hard to make a "what if everything went perfect for America" story without just repeating the current timeline.

[sufi]

"In 1914 the best case for the United States actually came true. Europe had decided to set itself on fire." lol 🤣😂

[akimgranada]

It would be cool to see this with a weaker/smaller country

if everything went perfect Bulgaria taking the First Balkan War as the starting point, how strong could this small nation realisticially become? And stuff like that

[Emanon...]

Isn't the story of the US already one where they did things right and/or were lucky?

[hs]

The US did attempt to purchase Cuba in the 1850s this seems like a change that could be easily achieved

[Kromiball]

3:40 If I'm not mistaken the Northern Mexican states were underpopulated at this time so I reckon the USA could've possibly got Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nueva Leon and Tamaulipas too.

[elianes]

I'd like to see one with Spain starting from the 1700s to the 1900s. Poor guy couldn't get a break at the end.

[Maurcusj]

It's crazy just how close this timeline is to ours.
1 loss turned to a win (and some ofthe natural consequences of it)
And 1 civil war breaking in a different direction, seems to be all seriously separates them from us.

[BeaglzRok]

The crazy thing is that 1812 is probably the only real improvement to the USA's standing, since taking Canada would lead to taking more of Mexico. Everything past that is either relatively minor gains or delving into the realm of semi-historical fanfiction. As fun as it is to imagine the entirety of Latin America and Europe steadily offering themselves to become states following the Spanish American War and WWII, or Liberia actually being a foothold in the scramble for Africa, or a complete annexation of Japan and later Korea and Vietnam as an overcharged hegemony, disbelief needs to be suspended and that doesn't usually include Australia hopping on the bandwagon of former British colonies joining an alternate history USA.

[danielsantiagourtado]

What if Napoleon III won the Franco-Prussian war and the Second French Empire survived into the 21st Century?

[DGAMINGDE]

I think its always interesting to think about how nations would perform if they integrate more territory than in reallife. Just to look at election maps and results.

Also 95% of all people, no matter their ideology would probably love TR winning in 1912.

[salutic.]

Not too different from our own timeline, even though the changes you made at the beginning could’ve butterflied into radically different timelines.

[shamsishraq]

What if when the US realized that Britain and France were increasingly unable to pay their loans after WW1, US decided to simply cancel the loans? In return for a lot of real estate, obviously. Maybe France having to give up Indochina, W Africa etc. while Britain giving up S Africa, Rhodesia, Gibraltar, etc.

[merp]

Dang, great work as always! In only a month or so, you have managed to become one of my favorite Alternate History channels! I think one of my favorite things about you is your separation of internal and external politics. It helps keeps biases under control, and lets the scenarios become even more possible. All in all, phenomenal work!

[hatchmaster_]

It's kinda like "what if everything went perfectly for the roman city state" it's basically what happened, but maybe slightly better

[bitcoinzoomer]

Do best case scenario for Paraguay next! I really want to see how far Paraguay could've gone if they won the war of the tripple alliance!

[elmoterminator]

I could just imagine 9/11 happening and the USA just annexing most of the middle east in this story

[generaluser]

In other words, basically every game of Victoria II I've ever played.

[loyc]

I wonder what a “What if everything went TERRIBLE” video on the US would look like