Scenarios about 'american federalism'
American federalism refers to the constitutional division of power between the U.S. federal government and the various state governments. This system, established by the Constitution in 1789, creates a balance where both levels maintain sovereignty in certain domains, allowing for regional diversity while preserving national unity. In alternate history scenarios, variations in federalist principles often explore how different power distributions might have affected American political development, civil rights, and territorial expansion.
What If California Split Into Multiple States?
Exploring the alternate timeline where California fragmented into separate states, fundamentally reshaping American politics, economics, and regional identity on the West Coast.
What If Maryland Developed Different Relationships with Washington DC?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Maryland's historical, political, and geographical relationship with the U.S. capital evolved differently, reshaping American federalism and regional development.