American Revolution and Its Alternatives

What was one of the main reasons England established the Dominion of New England?

• To establish a new monarchy

• To promote religious freedom

• To regulate trade and administration

• To encourage settlement in the West

What was a key factor in the colonies' drift towards independence?

• Support from the Spanish

• Development of a unique identity

• Economic prosperity

• Desire for a new monarchy

Why did the colonies feel the taxes imposed by Britain were unjust?

• They were only on luxury goods

• They were higher than in Britain

• They were imposed without representation

• They were collected by local governments

How did Britain view the colonies in terms of financial contribution?

• As a cultural asset

• As a technological hub

• As a source of military strength

• As a financial burden

What was a significant challenge for Britain during the American Revolution?

• Sympathy for the American cause within Britain

• Internal political stability

• Support from other European powers

• Lack of military resources

What was a major reason for the American victory in the Revolution?

• Support from multiple European nations

• Advanced weaponry

• Superior military training

• Abundant financial resources

In an alternate timeline, what was proposed to maintain the colonies as part of the British Empire?

• A United Dominion with greater autonomy

• A return to pre-war conditions

• A new monarchy in America

• Complete independence

What was a proposed benefit of the United Dominion for Britain?

• Expansion of British culture

• Reduced costs of governance

• Direct control over American politics

• Increased military presence

What was a potential outcome for the Southern Dominions in the alternate timeline?

• Integration into the United Dominion

• Continued resistance and potential independence

• Complete loyalty to Britain

• Annexation by France

What was a potential area for Southern expansion in the alternate timeline?

• The Northeastern coast

• Texas and Oklahoma

• The Great Lakes

• The Caribbean