Changes

===Consolidation===

===Consolidation===

Meanwhile, [[Jefferson Davis]] brings the North into the Confederate way of life by introducing a tax on Northerners that is alleviated by the purchase of slaves, and is supported by a series of novelists who romanticize the events of the Civil War, ignoring the true events and focussing on tragic love stories between Northerners and Southerners. At the same time, an attempt to separate the church from the state fails, and any non-Christian religions are outlawed in the CSA, although a small [[Judaism|Jewish]] community is permitted to settle on [[Long Island]].

Meanwhile, [[Jefferson Davis]] brings the North into the Confederate way of life by introducing a tax on Northerners that is alleviated by the purchase of slaves, and is supported by a series of novelists who romanticize the events of the Civil War, ignoring the true events and focusing on tragic love stories between Northerners and Southerners. At the same time, an attempt to separate the church from the state fails, and any non-Christian religions are outlawed in the CSA, although a small [[Judaism|Jewish]] community is permitted to settle on [[Long Island]].

=== American-Mexican War ===

=== American-Mexican War ===

=== War with Japan ===

=== War with Japan ===

In 1929, the CSA retreats into isolationism following the Wall Street Crash, but is able to overturn the depression by revitalising its slave trade. The CSA also begins friendly relations with [[Adolf Hitler]] in [[Germany]], but disagrees with Hitler's Final Solution, thinking it to be a waste of potential slave-stock. Instead, the CSA launches an unprovoked attack on the [[Japan]] in 1941, claiming that Japanese power endangered the CSA's position in the [[Pacific Ocean]]. By "the grace of God" (the Atomic Bomb), the war is quickly brought to a close, with Germano-Japanese defeat (the same outcome as our [[Second World War]]).

In 1929, the CSA retreats into isolationism following the Wall Street Crash, but is able to overturn the depression by revitalizing its slave trade. The CSA also begins friendly relations with [[Adolf Hitler]] in [[Germany]], but disagrees with Hitler's Final Solution, thinking it to be a waste of potential slave-stock. Instead, the CSA launches an unprovoked attack on the [[Japan]] in 1941, claiming that Japanese power endangered the CSA's position in the [[Pacific Ocean]]. By "the grace of God" (the Atomic Bomb), the war is quickly brought to a close, with Germano-Japanese defeat (the same outcome as our [[Second World War]]).

=== Cold War ===

=== Cold War ===