22-12-2002 14:37									#31
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If there was no American revolution, the changes in the historical timeline that this would have wrought would have eventually resulted in Belgium being sole imperator of the world.

Out of the frying pan, and into the fire I suppose.

	22-12-2002 14:46									#32
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quote: Originally posted by monkspider If there was no American revolution, the changes in the historical timeline that this would have wrought would have eventually resulted in Belgium being sole imperator of the world.

Belgium Call the doctor please. Something is something wrong with this man! He has terrible neightmares.

	22-12-2002 17:36									#33
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quote: Originally posted by TheBirdMan And Mr. Bush president of Texas and not The US.

The Bushes are from Connecticut, not Texas. Poor George would have been just another colonial subject.

	23-12-2002 10:42									#34
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quote: Originally posted by Kontiki I don't think that's necessarily true. Are you assuming that there would never be an independent country (or countries) from the British colonies? I mean, Canada gained its independence in 1867 and we've had waves of immigration nearly on par (on a per capita basis) as those of the US.

If the British had quashed the American revolution it would have changed the way they managed their colonies, so they might not have let Canada go so easily. They might also have allowed the English speaking colonies greater access to the central government, such as giving them representation in Parliament, which would have made it politically more difficult to let them go.

	23-12-2002 11:23									#35
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Results of a failed revolution

1. The world would still be stuck in the tradition of Monarchies
2. Texas would still belong to Spain, as well as Mexico and South America.
3. The Native Americans would still be roaming around the great plains, perhaps with some modernization.
4. The US and Canada would grow into a single colony, and be focused on the eastern seaboard.
5. A world war betweeen France and England would have been fought eventually, perhaps a later try at revolution to follow?

	23-12-2002 11:36									#36
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I think that Democratic reforms would have come regardless... The United States would just have never come to be in the form it is today. Most likely, North America would be split into a variety of different countries. Eventually, those colonies would have gained independence. I agree with Kepler that a war over slavery would have occurred. Communism might have become more prevelant without the US around.

	23-12-2002 13:03									#37
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The UK would have got rid of the monarchy itslef by the late 19th century, due to the fact of having succesful colonies abroad who were under democratic control by their population but were still in the British Empire.

	23-12-2002 13:25									#38
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If the American Revolution had failed, the United Kingdom would have never become a colony of the USA in the 20th century, like it is in reality, today.

	23-12-2002 13:27									#39
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A colony without the guns,stupid sports,abortion nutters,and religious fruitcakes though.

	24-12-2002 02:39									#40
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quote: 4. In all likelihood, no on would ever have heard of Washington Irving, Edgar Allen Poe, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Herman Melville

aww... that would truly be a shame

quote: Ralph Waldo Emerson, or Henry David Thoreau

Maybe that wouldnt have been such a bad thing after all...