It could even be argued that the cheaper, Indian tea would have benefited the average American, and the people who agitated rebellion the strongest may have had a vested interest in keeping prices high. In fact, before such developments, English colonies had been fairly self-governing, at least compared to their contemporary French or Spanish counterparts. If anything was to blame for America's treatment, it was the influence of the East India Company over MPs, and thus the assignment of tax obligations to the New World. The king had been a figurehead for seventy years, and government decisions regarding the American colonies were arrived at by Parliament, not the whim of a dictator. has always had a tendency to describe Britain of the Revolutionary War in despotic terms, but the truth is that it was actually one of the most liberal countries of the time. Right now, its a few buff changes, and prevents you from joining a faction.Ĭlick to already responded very nicely to this comment, but I thought I'd just chime in with a few additional remarks (American posting here, by the way): We all know the rest.īut it happening in the USA? LAME.They should have just taken a deep dive into where Wilke and Republican Isolationism would have gotten them.
Stars had to align, and they did, and it did happen. Along comes Hitler, trading rights and freedoms, for promises of greatness, aided by the man who INVENTED propaganda. They were incredibly desperate, seeking any way out. The German people were duped because besides the Great Depression (which they actually handled well, all things considered), their economy, morale, self image, was in ruins because of the far overbearing Treaty of Versailles. American won its independence against such a government. If FDR wasn't around, its possible it could have swung that way.įascism however just goes against American core beliefs. Labor Laws were non-existent, Great Depression, for many people survival wasn't an easy thing. And their complaints were sympathetic by a lot of Americans. It was still a very small % of the population that called themselves Marxist Leninist Left Wing Socialists however. I've paid little attention to PDS alt history DDs, but when it comes to the USA, the only possible non-democratic situation would be 'communist', or more accurately 'socialist', due to radical left wing elements hunted down and eliminated by the FBI in the early 30s.
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