What if the American Revolution failed?

[Ruggery]

You don't really see blacks in a lot of places though. I never saw a black person till I was like 5. Where I live now, they are few and far between.

I think that if you live in the North (except for some states) or in the Midwest the chances of seeing blacks is not as high as in the southern states or New York.

[PaleoEuropean]

I think that if you live in the North (except for some states) or in the Midwest the chances of seeing blacks is not as high as in the southern states or New York.

I live in Alabama currently, the only blacks I see is in their own areas near the cities, the same with the surrounding states. I only ever seen blacks in Tennessee near Memphis, the blacks in the country dress like rednecks and are white washed.

[Ruggery]

Eventually the Colonies would have won round 2 or 3, so the USA would have happened regardless of Round 1.

Do you mean that if the first war of independence had failed, other attempts could occur? If so, then British North America would be the most militarily reinforced of all the British colonies and England would have to send more people due to repopulate it due to multiple deaths.
Anyway, the second round was not the Anglo-American war in which the British set the white house on fire ?!

I agree, most the war was won by guerrillas in the Carolina's, the colonial army and navies were kind of a meme before memes existed. They were potato.

In the beginning the colonial army started with too many defeats in fact they could not take the northern cities, also the colonial navy was shit compared to the British one.

The best strategy to defeat a more powerful and numerous army is to wage guerrillas warfare if not ask the Irish.

[Ruggery]

Now "the United States" would be full of Pakis just like England instead blacks.
No great difference imo.

Pakis and Asians like in Australia and Canada?

[Cristiano viejo]

Pakis and Asians like in Australia and Canada?

Rather like in GB



And probably the New York mayor would be Paki, like in London

[AdrianV]

Do you mean that if the first war of independence had failed, other attempts could occur? If so, then British North America would be the most militarily reinforced of all the British colonies and England would have to send more people due to repopulate it due to multiple deaths.
Anyway, the second round was not the Anglo-American war in which the British set the white house on fire ?!


In the beginning the colonial army started with too many defeats in fact they could not take the northern cities, also the colonial navy was shit compared to the British one.

The best strategy to defeat a more powerful and numerous army is to wage guerrillas warfare if not ask the Irish.

Yes Ruggery. Likely that the Colonists would have reorganized especially away from the port cities. The Americans had become excellent at guerilla warfare and they had excellent inland communication systems. Even if the British Navy secured the port cities The Americans had excellent agriculture and farms, and The French would have lent more support coming up from the South. The American only had about 20 ships compared to 500 (at the height of the war) for Britain and they routinely conducted excellent raids on British ships. Britain never really had any naval victory against the Americans. Spain also helped the Americans.

Winning an inland ground war was something Britain was never going to do.

[AdrianV]

When British Gen. Charles Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown on Oct. 19, 1781, his vanquished troops marched through a corridor formed by the victorious forces. On one side were the Americans; on the other side stood the French – a scene that mirrored how critical France’s support had been.

[Davystayn]

Like Canada I guess

[Ruggery]

Rather like in GB



And probably the New York mayor would be Paki, like in London

This scenario was somewhat unthinkable before World War II, many London streets are out of control.

[Ruggery]

When British Gen. Charles Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown on Oct. 19, 1781, his vanquished troops marched through a corridor formed by the victorious forces. On one side were the Americans; on the other side stood the French – a scene that mirrored how critical France’s support had been.

What would have happened if they had not had the support of France?