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Finally finishing up the Dixies. Dixie-6 has the Confederacy winning early, but Texas and California secede later and compete for the Indian West. That's all we really know. I've chosen to depict the American conflict as separate from other conflicts, with alliances shifting between the four states constantly. The UK has minimal involvement, content to keep the Americans divided. I've decided to do a German-screw to contrast with the German-wank of Dixie-1 and Dixie-5. Here, Germany manages to alienate Austria and France during its formation, but the French and Austrians unite afterward against the German threat. The British join up later, and thanks to Wilhelm II's incompetent chancellors post-Bismarck, manage to anger Russia later. The German War in the 1890s destroyed the German Empire, allowing France and Austria to ascend relatively. Of course, the continent has been divided between East and West afterward, as the reactionary Austrians and Russians do not like the liberal British and French. Also, I chose to add a strong Brazil and Argentina facing off in South America.

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Finally finishing up the Dixies. Dixie-6 has the Confederacy winning early, but Texas and California secede later and compete for the Indian West. That's all we really know. I've chosen to depict the American conflict as separate from other conflicts, with alliances shifting between the four states constantly. The UK has minimal involvement, content to keep the Americans divided. I've decided to do a German-screw to contrast with the German-wank of Dixie-1 and Dixie-5. Here, Germany manages to alienate Austria and France during its formation, but the French and Austrians unite afterward against the German threat. The British join up later, and thanks to Wilhelm II's incompetent chancellors post-Bismarck, manage to anger Russia later. The German War in the 1890s destroyed the German Empire, allowing France and Austria to ascend relatively. Of course, the continent has been divided between East and West afterward, as the reactionary Austrians and Russians do not like the liberal British and French. Also, I chose to add a strong Brazil and Argentina facing off in South America.