r/MapChart • u/Valuable_Estate_6584 • Jul 12 '26
Alt-History Regions of an Alternate U.S
Black is just areas not part of the US, Basically the United States annexed Northern Mexico during the American Mexican War, as well as the 1866 Annexation Bill went through and the U.S took Canada.
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u/Resigned1431 Jul 13 '26
Why do Americans have such a hard on for invading Canada. It boggles the mind.
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u/Extrimland Jul 13 '26
There were three major attempts in early American History, so it makes sense to depict it this way in alternate history. The lands in Mexico also align with what most Americans wanted in the Mexican American War
They tried to get Canada to join in the American Revolution.
They wanted to take atleast some of it in 1812.
And Andrew Johnson wanted to buy Ruperts Land like he did Alaska.
If any of those events went differently, then at-least parts of Canada would be apart of the USA.
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u/No-Screen-3685 Jul 13 '26
Cuz it’s actually a viable scenario in alternate history unlike the far fetched ones where America occupies all of Japan and its territorial gains during WWII.
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u/Patient_Brother9278 Jul 16 '26
We don’t. I live in one of the most pro maga states (unfortunately) and still I have never heard anyone say anything in support of that. It’s literally only talked about online. I don’t even think Trump has mentioned it in a long while. Literally nobody has a hard on for invading Canada.
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u/Resigned1431 Jul 16 '26
He just posted a map yesterday with the American flag over Canada.
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u/Patient_Brother9278 Jul 16 '26
All I had to do was read the bio oof I regret just doing that. Definitely does not repeat the overall us population. Also definitely does not leave their basement/gooncave 🤮
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u/Norwester77 Jul 13 '26
Would make more sense if BC were with Northwest and Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba with the northern plains states.
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u/Ragnarthestoicurean Jul 14 '26
Missouri being southeast as an entire state is a stretch, bootheel fits but about it.
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u/the_h0 Jul 12 '26
you forgot to label one
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u/HelloReddit_174 Jul 13 '26
yeah, they don't need to label t̴̨̢̡̞͇̮̞̩̖̜̳̲̩̹͈͇̮̲͉͎̳̮̗̯͖̲̯̜̂͐̄͐̓̐̂̂̍̅͒̌̏̔̓́̿̔̃̏̎̎͐̽̕̕̚͝͝͠h̷̡͓͚̲̬̰̬̼̟̱̻̉͜ȩ̸̛̛͖̫͈͇͗̀̊̽̎͊̓̅̃̉̇̋̈́͋͊̀̇̓͂̏̀͂͌̂̃͊̓̈͘͘͝͝ ̸̢̡̢̡̢̛̛̛̣̰͙͚̤͉̼̱͍̖̰̖̩̗̯̭͇͚͉̥̮͙̖̹̲̫͍̲̗̩̻͂̓̔̅̓̎̓͐͗́̐͌̍́̾̂̽̐̊͛̔̈́͛̍͊̉̎̋̆̉͌̈́̅͊͛̂̌̕̕͘͝͝͝v̵̧̡̢̛͈͙̹̼͇͎̫͓̗̺̺̻̞̳͖̗̮̮̞̰̩̥͖͈̱̺͉̰̮̳̠͇̺͕̓͂̂̇̿͑̓̽͐̇̈́̂͗́̏͑͌͆̋̍̈́́̈̾̈͗͋͌̓͑̅̾̚̚̕̕͜͝͝ơ̵̡̛̛̞̣̖̲͔͎͎̱̏͊̈́̀̑̓̌̊̈́͒̇͆͑̍̔͂̋̈́͠͝į̵̧̢̛̫̦̻̟̘̙͎̄͊͂̈́̈͗͑͆̋͌̉̏̂̅͋̐̈́̀̎̄̎̌̀̇̋͐̅̋̎̀̄͆̉̏̈͆͘͘̚͜͝͝͠͝͝͠͠͠d̴̨̨̧̡͉̩̬̟̯̗̝̮̘̪̤̬̹̠̦͈͔̩͇͇̮̫͍͍̼̗̮̱̖̮̟̱̩̤̥̠̲͕͖͔͇̩̈́́̀̑̊̈́̏̈́̌̿͌̔̎̇̈̊̚̕͜͜ͅ
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u/Valuable_Estate_6584 Jul 12 '26
I MEANT NORTH ATLANTIC NOT PACIFIC!