In this multiverse USA America did not adopt Greco-Roman architecture, law, language, philosophy, culture... What happened? Is this an improvement?

[DrPepper12]

I'm a BIG fan of alternative historical fiction (You're a shitlib socialist sheeple! We know! 😂 ). Seriously, let your im-MAGA-nation run wild! Tell us how it all went wrong... who's to blame... Why you're the victim... Etc...

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

In order for that to happen, America would never have been colonized so that means the different native American tribes would be the ones in charge of it all. I imagine with their unique spirituality combined with their ways of maintaining the local wildlife and living in harmony with it as the largest group of people living on that continent, it would be a vastly different nation with the introduction of modern technology. Lots of clean energy, maybe something a little solarpunk with some spiritual centers that people might visit like they do in India. And of course there would probably still be tribes that have beef with each other so that would be the largest conflict to deal with I would think.

[Gwendoline]

Maybe have been more British. I get the sense that the Americans after the revolution wanted to show that they were their own, so adopted laws and built institutions more in line with mainland European but less Catholic maybe.

[FutanariEnjoyer]

You'd think a "BIG fan of alternative historical fiction" would know that something as unspecific as not abiding by a single set of humanities is way too general to make a functional timeline. For reference, I'm a BIG fan of transgender women, and I'm capable of measuring their every curve and body feature with merely my eyesight.

[WhitneySnow]

Depends what they used as an alternative

[Dongie]

What would the founding fathers base America on?