1790s

"So Evident A Danger" ~Or, How One Fort Led to War between Britain, Prussia and Russia ~ The HMS Victory, Vice-Admiral Samuel Hood's flagship during the Russian Armament of 1791 "I speak however of the event of our coming to extremes, as a case which never can exist; for it is absurd to...

In 1792, Washington had to be pursuaded to run for a second term. What if he declined to run again and stepped down as President after only four years? Would this create a precedent of Presidents serving only one term? Who wins the 1792 election? Does the winner run for re-election in 1796?

In an ATL where the Articles of Confederation collapse into a domino effect of independent republics and confederations of former US states, how would each nation's dialect develop by today? Is slightly more than 2 centuries enough time for dialects to form notably different from the OTL...

I'm working on a timeline where Joseph II's health does not deteriorate in 1788 upon his return to Vienna and he remains emperor, eventually causing a revolution in/breakup of the Hapsburg Monarchy, likely leading towards Austria spreading nationalism and the revolution across the German states...