Scenarios about 'secession'
The political act by which a region or group formally withdraws from a larger entity, typically a nation-state, to establish independence or join another sovereign body. Historically significant examples include the American South's 1861 secession that triggered the Civil War, and numerous post-colonial independence movements. In alternate history scenarios, secession events often serve as critical divergence points, creating timelines where different territorial configurations and power balances emerge from successful or failed separation attempts.
What If Western Australia Seceded from Australia?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Western Australia's 1933 secession referendum led to independence, reshaping the geopolitical landscape of the Asia-Pacific region and creating a new sovereign nation.
What If The American Civil War Never Happened?
Exploring an alternate timeline where the United States resolved its sectional conflicts without descending into civil war, and how this would have transformed American society, slavery, and global politics.