south america

in our timeline with the death of Pedro I of Brazil, Pedro II of Brazil becomes emperor and Brazil enters the regency period, it does the majority of stroke and becomes emperor In my scenario like Brazil could have two or more people fighting for the THRONE OF BRAZIL? A war of succession in...

On December 10, 1815, there was an attempt on Simon Bolivar's life in Jamaica that ended up mistakenly killing a guest in his hammock. What if the Liberator had died that day, as intended?

UNITED ARGENTINE AND CHILE What changes in history would have to be made to be possible? Maybe chile be part of the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata and then part of the United Provinces? What would be the effect of this for BRAZIL, SOUTH AMERICA, AND THE WORLD? THE WAR OF THE PACIIFICO, THE...

in our timeline with the death of Pedro I of Brazil, Pedro II of Brazil becomes emperor and Brazil enters the regency period, it does the majority of stroke and becomes emperor In my scenario like Brazil could have two or more people fighting for the THRONE OF BRAZIL? A war of succession in...

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Would it be possible to get a South American theater in WWI? Could, for example, Argentina join the Central Powers in order to take the Falkland Islands and then for some reason have Chile join the Entente? Any other ideas are welcome.

Make it as large as possible without any sneaky use of the Iberian Union. The current date in this TL is the current date in OTL. POD is anytime after 1492. Bonus points if: - It controls both Paraguay and Uruguay. - It controls the entire region of The Guiana's. - It has a coastline on the...

The history of Pre-Columbian America is often seen as less important due to the massive catastrophes of plague and conquest that nearly destroyed the world of the Aztecs, Inca and Mississippians. What I am asking is are there any good points of divergence before Columbus' s arrival, especially...

An Alternate History of South America Part One In this alternate history, the USA doesn't do quite so well in the Revolutionary War and 1812, becoming more isolationist but no less successful as a result, with the Monroe-Canning Doctrine solidifying the uneasy neutrality between Anglo-Saxon...

Disregard, accidentally posted this in the post 1900 ones, can't seem to delete the original post

Isn't that a mouthful? Welcome! This is an attempt to make historical patches to the worlda focused on Argentina and the Southern Cone. This is not only out of patriotism: I geniuinly believe that this is an area severely lacking in AH works, and this is my little granito de arena to help with...

In OTL, the precursor to Argentina, the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata, fell into petty infighting and civil war after it's independence. later, it was reformed into the Argentine Confederation, and later the Argentine Republic. Later, Argentina would become one of the most developed...

(Note: May seem a bit wank-ish) «The US naval force there, "The South Pacific Station" consists of four unprotected ships(...)the Pensacola can make eight knots ; Alaska, eleven knots; the Lackawanna eight knots; and Adams eleven knots. None of those ships can reach or flee from the Almirante...

I'm aware that many people here aren't very familiar with the history of Paraguay. But before 1870, Paraguay was the Prussia of South America. Paraguay had a phenomonal military for it's size in matters of both quantity and quality. It had infrastructure surpassing that of it's larger neighbors...

This is probably on the fringe for what's allowed within before 1900 but hear me out. It is known that in OTL the horse once inhabited the Americas before dying out in its homeland, surviving in Asia and only returning during the last 500 years. I was thinking that the survival of North...

What are some possible knock-on effects of the early Norte Chico civilization developing trade networks that reached the Andes, thereby bringing domesticated llamas into their civilization? Could this lead to an earlier development of large-scale South American civilizations with widespread...

The challenge is to have Brazil: 1)Remain a monarchy, or at least be a stable republic. That mean no coups, dictatorships or anything similar. 2)Don't screw the USA for the sake of making it easier, Brazil isn't supposed to be a superpower and the purpose of this challenge is for Brazil to be...

ONE NATION UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS Hello, friends, in this thread I’ll present you a project which has been developing in my mind for some time now: a timeline in which the colony of Brazil becomes independent from Portugal, but instead of adopting a monarchical system under the Braganza...

To be more specific, in a mostly post-Columbian timeframe (i.e. ca between 1500 AD and 1900 AD. As it is much easier to have city states created by local native cultures, I am more interested in how plausible the creation and survival of a long-lived city state (or small country that is mostly...

I'm talking about this. If it wouldn't have happened, would the infant Brazilian space programme be a bit further today ? Do any of our spacecraft-minded Brazilian members want to take a shot at this ?