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Alternate history - Jay Coop - 05-22-2014
In this crazy game that I created, they name an event and you alter it.
- They alter: Malcolm X became President
- They mention: Soviet Union ceased to exist at the end of Cold War
- YOU alter: United States ceased to exist at the end of the Cold War
- YOU mention: Adolf Hitler is leader of Germany
- They alter: Hitler is communist leader of Germany
- They mention: Black Plague happened in Europe
- YOU alter: Black Plague happened in Africa
- YOU mention: Apartheid in South Africa ended
Now, here is where the game starts:
- Europeans colonized the New World
RE: Alternate history - dguthrie2 - 05-22-2014
The Chinese colonized the New World.
The Japanese attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor.
RE: Alternate history - Farengeto - 05-22-2014
The United States attacked the Japanese at Pearl Harbour.
Napoleon loses the Battle of Waterloo.
RE: Alternate history - God-Emperor - 05-22-2014
Napoleon wins the Battle Of Waterloo.
Teddy Roosevelt was president.
RE: Alternate history - Arbiter08 - 05-23-2014
Teddy Roosevelt was a dictator
White men started enslaving black men.
RE: Alternate history - God-Emperor - 05-23-2014
Black men started enslaving black men.
The triangle trade was lucrative.
RE: Alternate history - LadyRebels - 05-24-2014
The triangle trade went bust.
Black men enslaved white men.
RE: Alternate history - God-Emperor - 05-25-2014
White men enslaved white men.
Indentured servitude was harsh.
RE: Alternate history - LadyRebels - 05-25-2014
Indentured servitude was the lap of luxury for the workforce.
The railroad makes Manifest Destiny a reality.
RE: Alternate history - God-Emperor - 05-25-2014
The railroads makes immigrant labor a reality.
The California gold rush began in 1848.