>TFW neither the original inhabitants nor colonies from countries

Borders change all the time OP. Who knows what countries will exist a century from now.

>>3373480
Sure, but the politics and ethnicities will still be very similar.

>all I wanted was American frontiermen fighting for the West Coast against Mexican and Asian forces, with an independent Russian Alaska watching in the shadows with its ally the Chinook

>>3373497

Don't forget the modern Nations of New Netherlands and New Sweden. Navajo Republic and the Iroquois confederacy.

>>3373497
>>3374011

Scottish Panama.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darien_scheme

Imagine if there managed to be an Italian conolny and eventually country in the Americas.

>>3374015

Can you imagine a modern central america with Scottish influences instead of Spanish?

>I'm not from central America, I don't speak Gaelic!

>>3374030
Basically Argentina then

File: 631px-political_divisions_of_mexico_1836-1845_location_map_scheme-svg.png (83KB, 631x600px) Image search: [Google]

83KB, 631x600px

>>3373477
>tfw no Rio Grande, Texas, and California sister republics
I might have to bust a nut to this

File: Mosley.jpg (149KB, 656x652px) Image search: [Google]

149KB, 656x652px

>>3373477
Anglos like clean borders

>>3373480
But it's been basically the same three big blobs for two centuries. All interesting small countries get swallowed. Why would it be different this century?

>>3374531
Canada wasnt basically a country for the last two centuries, anon

>>3374541
Same blob, different owner. Woah, big change. And they didn't even bother getting a proper independence, they're still in the commonwealth.

>>3373477
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_colonization_of_the_Americas#Darien_Scheme_.281695.29

>tfw you will never exist in a timeline where Scotch - Panamanians are a thing

>>3374044
I once played an EU4 game where Ireland founded Mexico, and then got annexed by Great Britain- making "Mexico" literally Ireland.

>>3374044
You know the Scots haven't spoken Gaelic for nearly a thousand years.

>>3373497
>Chinook
huh, we're actually pretty based
any anons point me to more good reading on them?

File: central-america-map.gif (46KB, 750x600px) Image search: [Google]

46KB, 750x600px

>>3373477
Anon please

>>3373477
Technically speaking, both Guatemala and Bolivia are full-blooded-native majority, so the original inhabitants (Mayans and Aymara Indians) did manage to create lasting nations, in a way.

>>3374456
Southern Argentina is also full of Welsh due to a colonization scheme there.

You can also find all sorts of surnames in Argentina. Aside from Italians which are the majority, there's also Spanish, German, Polish, Anglo, French, Swiss, Turkish, Danish, Irish, Russian and many other types of ancestry.

Interesting history, it was like a Spanish-speaking paralel to the USA, in a way.

>>3377685
WE

@3377738
Go back to /b/ please.

>>3377880
Back to africa please

>>3377643
That's Central America

>>3376814
Classic EU

>>3377738
What do you think he's wewuzing about? I don't see it.

>>3377685
But he said N. America. Guatemala and specially Bolivia are not north american at all.

>>3378062
Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and all those other spic shitholes are considered North America for some reason and I never quite understood why. Geographically it's not feasible because the Americas are technically a single continent and Mexico sure as fuck has nothing to do with a country like Canada and everything to do with Colombia and Venezuela.

>>3378059
>"it was like a Spanish-speaking paralel to the USA, in a way"
Brazil tier delusions

>>3376887
>It's a play on American ignorance about foreigners.

>>3373477
There are actually a couple native nations that exist with a significant degree of autonomy. They might not be very influential, but they are long standing nations.

>>3379243
Argentina up until the 1920's was on its way to being a USA of the Spanish americas. Regardless, i believe he was trying to say the multi-ethnic immigrant make up was its main similarity among others, hence the "in a way".

In no way is it WE WUZ KANGZ tier you amerifat autist

>>3379478
Keep telling yourself that diego

>>3378072
Technically Europe is an Asian peninsula if you want to be a complete autist. Only Spanish speakers can't seem to figure out how to divide North and South America.

>>3378072
Central america is it's own entity, like the Caribbean. Mexico is a north-central hybrid.

>>3374471
Disgusting borders

>>3382132
Mexicos borders are disgusting, had all three come to fruition, they would probably look better

File: Haynes-H5401-cover_0.jpg (166KB, 800x1017px) Image search: [Google]

166KB, 800x1017px

>>3377261