Alternate History of the Confederate States of America (1860-2024)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- This video was inspired by @LegoBrianProductions so shoutout to him!
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The Confederate constitution actually had the President only serve 1 term for 6 years, so no reelections
@@Avinkwep well this is basically an alternate history video so in this timeline it would 2 term for 4 years until 1934 when it changed to 1 term for 6 years.
Interesting, I never knew that. They had a much better system then. Nothing does more damage to countries with elective systems of government than the notion of re-election and the incredibly short-sighted decisions it leads to. "Who cares if everything falls apart after the election? Just use the power of the state to make it look like I'm doing a great job until then."
@@Prussia_Mapperwhy? Like you can’t change when elections happen.
There’s no way the CSA would’ve invaded Mexico after just fighting a very costly war
There was a plan to create the “golden circle” which involved the CSA Mexico and the Caribbean. Mexico was currently overthrown by a French government official, so they could of just united
I disagree, in this example Mexico was invaded a few years after the civil war, however I belive the people of the confederacy much like the U.S. after the war of independence (Barbary pirates) would be still able to fight a war with Mexico
@@crrispycreme1484 The Barbary Pirates was a very different scenario. It mostly consisted of naval warfare, while ground battles never consisted of more than several hundred Americans. Invading Mexico would likely be similar in scale to the Civil War itself.
Especially when the Mexican Empire should be their primary ally. Now, does this mean the CSA wouldn't try to swipe some Mexican territory for themselves? Of course not, but they definitely would never go to war unless the Republicans came back to power.
A world where the United States and Germany lost WW1 would be a world where the United States and Germany won WW2. CSA and Britain would be toast.
in the csa you can only run for 1 term and that term lasts 6 years
why wasn't it there from the beginning?
@@alexbain8606 it’s alternate history which means it’s an unrealistic timeline of history
CORRECTED LIST:
Jefferson Davis (1860-1866)
Robert E. Lee (1866-1870)
Nathan B. Forrest (1870-1872)
Benjamin G. Humphreys (1872-1878)
Alexander H. Stephens (1878-1883)
Joseph Wheeler (1883-1884)
James Longstreet (1884-1890)
Francis Lubbock (1890-1896)
John T. Morgan (1896-1902)
John S. Williams (1902-1908)
Woodrow Wilson (1908-1914)
Joseph T. Robinson (1914-1920)
John M. Parker (1920-1932)
Huey Long (1932-1938)
Gerald L. K. Smith (1938-1944)
Dwight D. Eisenhower (1944-1950)
Strom Thurmond (1950-1956)
George Wallace (1956-1962)
Lyndon B. Johnson (1962-1968)
Robert Byrd (1968-1974)
Jimmy Carter (1974-1980)
Fritz Hollings (1980-1986)
Kirk Fordice (1986-1992)
Bill Clinton (1992-1998)
Al Gore (1998-2004)
Mike Huckabee (2004-2010)
Nikki Haley (2010-2016)
Marco Rubio (2016-2022)
Ron DeSantis (2022-)
Alternate history of Afghanistan plz
I think the confederacy would keep slavery until around 1895. Brazil alone kept it until 1888. They could become fair weather friends in opposing abolition, likely coming to an end after britain blockades both simultaneously
@@flaviusbelisarius7517 I mean Robert E. Lee disliked slavery despite owning some slaves of his own and the reason why he joined the confederate army was because Virginia seceded from the union and Lee didn’t want to abandon his own state which is why he joined on the side of the confederacy. And when he became president in this timeline it would make sense to abolish slavery by the time he was president.
The Emperor and the rest of the Imperial Family also didn't like slavery. There would be opposition from the Emperor to buddy up with a CSA with slavery.
The abolition of slavery was gradual in Brazil, with three major events: the end of trans-Atlantic slave trade (with the UK strong-arming the slaver plantation owners of Brazil into accepting it in 1931 but only effectively in 1850); the Free Birth Law determined that the sons and daughters of slaves would be free from 1871 on; and finally the Golden Law abolished slavery for those that were still slaves.
So, when some Southern Americans fled to Brazil because it was still a slavery country, they were doomed to relive another abolition because the process was already happening. Allying with a victorious slavery CSA would be very controversial in the Empire of Brazil.
Brazil was abolishing slavery, albeit slowly.
@@Prussia_Mapper He was a curious fellow but plenty of Southern generals were against slavery like Thomas Jonathan Jackson, Nathan Bedford Forrest himself was at least resigned to accept the freedom of his own slaves whether the Confederacy won or not and famously gave a speech on reconciliation, although with a stint at the head of the Klu Klux Klan. The Confederacy was willing to emancipate slaves as a War measure which would be realistic but I find it dubious that they would emancipate slaves after the War.
I think Pat Buchcanon would have run again in 2000 of this was the case
@@parrotconservative yeah true, but I guess he would probably still lose the 2000 election if he had run again in that year since at the time Al Gore was very popular.
From Robert e Lee to Niki Hailey is kinda crazy
@@obamahimself2885 yeah fr.
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@@JosephSebastianDiazMaya sure I might do that sometime in the future. 👍
@@Prussia_Mapper thank you
Nikki Haley and Rubio? 🤢🤮
@@stlawstlaw7585 yeah probably adding them as leaders wasn’t such a good idea 💀
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Have you ever watched Southern Timeline 1984? It’s one of my works, it’s about the South winning the Civil War, thought you’d might wanna give it a try
@@GamerKid64 yeah I did and it was awesome!
@@Prussia_Mapper Did it inspire anything for this video?
@@GamerKid64 yeah it did inspire me but I forgot to give you a shoutout sorry about that ☠️🙏
@@Prussia_Mapper oh…………What elements from it did you use for the video?
@@GamerKid64 I used ibis paint x for the video and CapCut for the audio
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Alt-History is Alt-history....but I would love to find a more realistic timeline instead of 1000 variations of "I read Harry Turtledove" or just really bad leaps of logic.
@@WillmobilePlus I mean you have a point there.
The South becoming independent with Robert E. Lee abolishing slavery immediately after the war would’ve been the best outcome imo. As much as I hate slavery, the South was right about each state having high autonomy and having a very minimal federal government.
I doubt anyone would have been able to abolish slavery that easily. It would have happened eventually, but it would have been a gradual process of each state abolishing it on their own and the government buying out slaves from their masters.
@@thomas777803 Maybe, but Lee could've possibly rallied enough support from non-slaveholders who comprised the vast majority of the South's population and men who fought in the war. He would've been Dixie's hero, so perhaps a constitutional amendment outlawing it could've been done.
It probably could've been helped by the rest of the world sanctioning and blockading the CSA, which couldn't afford such actions after just fighting a very costly war.
@@ponraul1221I mean Robert E. Lee once said in a quote that “slavery as an institution is a moral and political evil”.
@@Prussia_Mapper He did frame it as a detriment to white people but that could be a matter of audience.
@@ponraul1221 I have to agree with @thomas777803. It could be possible as a war-time measure ironically but after the War? No way.
But do they save pregnant Anne Frank?
@@360Nomad what are you even talking about?
Oh way down south in the land of traitors
@@SphericalCreation Rattlesnakes and Alligators.
@@Prussia_Mapper Right away, right away, right away, dixie land.
@@Prussia_Mapper Right away! Come away! Right away! Right away, come away!
Where cotton's king and men are chattels
Union boys will win the battles
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
I wish I was in Baltimore, I'd make secession traitors roar
Right away! Come away! Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll put the traitors all to route, I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Oh may our Stars and Stripes still wave forever roar the free and brave!
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away! Come away!
And let our motto forever be for Union and for Liberty
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
@@user-DeLorean-Dude2024 blah, blah, fart, fart
We’re being racist with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Trump and Greg abbots should be president southern country
@@christoferrodriguez7672 trump wasn’t a southerner since he was born in New York.
@@Prussia_Mapper Nikki Haley is Indian
@@stlawstlaw7585 yeah I do know that, I thought adding her as a leader was a good idea since she was born in South Carolina and became governor of that state.