Assuming the Confederacy can survive the American civil war, what events, if any (besides presidents) exist for it? I am willing to script a few, but need to know where the CSA currently stands.
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"if" the CSA survives the civil war?LOL
.I have never seen it extinct.Actually,i have seen it beating the US to outer space several times.Due to instability,the US lost most of its provinces to either GB or the CSA.In the end,the US was down only to its capital.Yes,it could definetely use some events .
.I have never seen it extinct.Actually,i have seen it beating the US to outer space several times.Due to instability,the US lost most of its provinces to either GB or the CSA.In the end,the US was down only to its capital.Yes,it could definetely use some events .
Originally posted by Angelos
"if" the CSA survives the civil war?LOL
heh thats the AoN for you
once but deseret and utah split off then the USA smashed the CSA in 1900 afte 35 years of war
i dont script this stuff..
but i read some stuff on the usa civil war and i personally am surprised on the fact that it turned out the way it did..
usa was a wreck during and after that war.. GB could have kicked its colonial ass bigtime.. knowning the british expansion drift in those days im surprised they didnt..
but i read some stuff on the usa civil war and i personally am surprised on the fact that it turned out the way it did..
usa was a wreck during and after that war.. GB could have kicked its colonial ass bigtime.. knowning the british expansion drift in those days im surprised they didnt..
British would only have joined the war if they thought Confederates were winning, just like French did in American Revolution. Americans proved themselves to France with Saratoga. Confederated failed at Gettysburg.
British would only have joined the war if they thought Confederates were winning, just like French did in American Revolution. Americans proved themselves to France with Saratoga. Confederated failed at Gettysburg.
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Actually in Gettysburg it was a tactical stalemate, and that was with Longstreets delayed attack. The only problem was the United States had more soldiers they could afford to kill than the Confederate States. I still say they should have took Washington at the beginning of the War, but they still thought they could diplomatically end the war without large casualties. Silly old men in funny hats
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Actually in Gettysburg it was a tactical stalemate, and that was with Longstreets delayed attack. The only problem was the United States had more soldiers they could afford to kill than the Confederate States. I still say they should have took Washington at the beginning of the War, but they still thought they could diplomatically end the war without large casualties. Silly old men in funny hats
Nevertheless, the invasion of the Union was not a success.Originally posted by Delinquent Rock
Actually in Gettysburg it was a tactical stalemate, and that was with Longstreets delayed attack. The only problem was the United States had more soldiers they could afford to kill than the Confederate States. I still say they should have took Washington at the beginning of the War, but they still thought they could diplomatically end the war without large casualties. Silly old men in funny hats
A shame
Although you could say the invasion of the North was a failure, it kind of wasn't because they did overrun Maryland to get to Pennsylvania. Probably because pretty much everyone in Maryland was Confederate( alot still are).
The Army of N. VA did not overrune MD, but merely passed through it.
This is an interesting discussion, & the powers that be [moderators that be!
] should shift it to the historical forums so we can keep discussing it.
i dont know anyone in maryland that wants anythin to do with the confederacy or the south. idk what youve been seeing but everywhere in MD i go, everyone considers themseles the north.
Hobbs is right Maryland isn't Confederate, but they did vote to succeed back during that time. But that's not something they tell you in school so most people who do not look into it them selves do not know that. By now most people up there do not consider them selves Confederate. All though the Confederacy lost so really no one should consider them selves Confederate.
Everybody I hang out with considers themselves Confederate and my family fought for the Confederacy so I consider myself Confederate.
