Instead of doing what if everything went perfect for Italy, you did what if everything went perfect for the country with most Italian ancestry outside of Italy, you're an absolute legend. Edit: guess I was wrong, Brazil and San Marino have more Italians, sorry about that, I didn't know. Still, lots of Argentinians have Italian ancestry.
@@Yazovheimer russia. big mob doesnt want you to know this but italians own 95% of russian industry and forced the war in ukraine to make more money from arms shipments
"In this timeline, Possible History becomes the largest historian out there on youtube and makes reforms in his videos and becomes a legend. And Josh Sullivan would perish"
"In our own timeline, France exists in Europe and is one of the most powerful countries in Europe and in the world. However, in this timeline, this doesn't happen."
As an argentine historian I have to say, well done! Despite the oversimplification of politics and some mistakes, it's one of the best vids I've seen a foreigner make. As for the problem of how a federal system might work, what actually happened irl could be of use: the federal and unitarian parties fought until 1831, when the latter was defeated and their leaders exiled, establishing the confederation and the rosas dictatorship. Over the following 20 years until the defeat of rosas and the first constitution in 1853 both parties morphed and changed; unitarianism as a solution died out, but federalist branches began adopting some centralist principles, you can have a strong federal government while still respecting local autonomous and rights, like Brazil or the US today. That is the solution that eventually won out in the argentine civil wars, a mixture between federal and unitarian ideals.
Yeah its always extremely funny that people cant grasp that the federalists won, then they lost and yet the country is a Federation... while still being centralized on Buenos Aires. And the whole thing about Buenos Aires splitting from Argentina...
@@froovigamer4755 The cartography, mostly. Everything is a bit deformed and when he shows the provinces it's all just wrong, some don't even exist. Also the chaco territory (essentially the middle of the map between what is now southeastern Bolivia, parts of Paraguay and most of north central argentina) was never ruled by the Spanish and was conquered by the South American republics in the 1860's-1900's. Paraguay's territory is shown as bigger than it was, those sorts of things. Can't blame him though, it's hard to get it all straight in Spanish, imagine researching it as a foreigner. Also, it's José GervasiO, not GervasiA. There's also a lot of oversimplification of the politics and ideals of the parties during the Civil wars and independence, they had a lot of very contradictory ideals and changed a lot overtime. The period going from 1806 to the 1830's (roughly the vid) is the most chaotic of the entire region. You know game of thrones? It's Got on steroids and in Spanish, basically. Overall it's one of the best English speaking vids I have seen though, on par with Spanish ones.
@@froovigamer4755 Also, he says the first british forces that were pushed back were attacked by colonial forces, but they weren't, the common people attacked them
Yeah as it turned out, having Buenos Aires hold all the power ultimately was a mistake. Case in point: Now, right now. BA has sucked resources and has grown in importance to such an obscene size it has left the provinces in the shit, and every now and then a politician that has never once in their lives even laid eyes outside the capital pushes for the most unholy reform against the provinces in favor of the capital or internal politics for no other reason they don't care what goes beyond the city. Should have gone fully Federal, worst mistake in history and will eventually become our actual undoing if we don't correct it.
QUE CHOTA ES UNA MILLA 🇦🇷🇦🇷 Jokes aside, it was a good scenario but I have to correct some minor historical details: 1) Artigas didn't won the civil war, the Liga de los pueblos libres did, more specifically, the governors of Entre Rios and Santa Fe, but there was some infight between them and Artigas because he wanted to them to help him in the war with Brasil, but the others wanted to win the Civil War first. 2) And in a War isn't crazy that Argentina win against Brazil, even in our time line we were close to win the war but some poor generals that didn't take the opportunite to destroy the Brazilians and te blockeade of Bs As made us firm a peace deal. In this time line with a more stronger Argentina I have no doubt that we could win a war
@@Santiagomatatrolos Brasil nunca tomo el puerto de Bs As, solamente hizo un bloqueo naval. Y por más que tengan superiorad marítima no importa si hubiésemos logrado ganar la guerra de forma decisiva en tierra. El bloqueo se vuelve decisivo si la guerra se estanca y ninguno logra una victoria en tierra.
@@SantiagomatatrolosEn la batalla de Ituzaingó se aplasto al ejército brasileño, la guerra terrestre la dominaba argentina pero la marina de Brasil era enorme, aún asi Guillermo Brown tuvo un rol muy destacado.
@@Santiagomatatrolos Jajjaja no tenia Armada le mandas? Estuvieron a nada de conquistar la capital de brasil. Deci que intervino inglaterra para que firmaramos la Paz porque estaban a nada de desaparecer. El ejercito Argentino empezo a barrer desde uruguay y casi llegan a lo que ahora es Brasilia para que te des una idea, y nisiquiera es que fue con todo el ejercito, apenas fueron con un puñado con la intencion inicial de despejar La banda Oriental (Uruguay hoy). Otro motivo por el que existe Uruguay, como pais intermediario geograficamente hablando, para que no vuelva a pasar lo mismo entre los dos paises mas grandes de Latinoamerica.
the perfect history for Italy would be a world where Argentina and brazil are miserable countries with massive birth rate, Brazil at 800 million population and argentina at 200 million, with of these 200 million brazilians and 50 million Argentinians being italian by 2000s a war between argentina and brazil starts, and italy pay the italians in these countries to be refugees, increasing italy population from 120 million to 190 million
I think that, if the Federals win earlier and keep the Oriental Province (modern Uruguay) the capital would be Arjirópolis, a project to make a new capital in an island in the Río de la Plata to balance competition between Buenos Aires and Montevideo, this didnt happen irl because well, the political and territorial developments went in other directions.
@@anti-spiral159 Could be a political capital like Washington D.C. with Buenos Aires being basically Argentina's NYC (or Argentina's Rio as a closer comparison)
@@j.c-6424even today there’s (little) talk of moving it because it concentrates 1/3rd of our population plus all of our economic and political institutions. It’s not ideal
@@SuperCrow02 The port and the capital city are both very politically and economically aligned, they are the same place, although I believe we do have already 2 capitals for economy and politics, I remember someone talking about it in school but never payed too much attention, and it isn't, again, a topic that matters or is to be done for any reason, it would just be wasting money.
17:22 In fact, the territories disputed between Chile and Argentine comprised the whole southern pink area (not just the Strait of Magellan), and both countries claimed it all until 1881, when a border treaty was signed. A lot of Chileans despise that treaty even today since it was signed while Chile was at war with Peru and Bolivia and Argentina had thought of joining them against Chile (at the start of the war in 1879, before some incredible Chilean victories) and was indeed still thinking of doing so up until when the treaty with Chile was signed, so it is seen kinda as blackmail in Chile today, but in reality back then Chile had no control whatosever over Eastern Patagonia in 1881 and Argentina had begun taking control of its northern part in 1878 already.
@@anti-spiral159 not foreginers, wqe've always had fopreigners. mishandling of the economy, and a string of bad leaders along with the covid financial crash
The craziest thing is that we are barely 40 million people, in the second largest country of all Latin America, plenty of resources, ample access to the sea, zero natural disasters (no volcanos, no earthquakes, no tsunamis, no tornadoes, no hurrricanes); a perfect piece of land; and yet we manage to live as if we were an overpopulated, sterile sh*thole in the middle of nowhere, fighting for the scraps of a barren soil, where nothing grows and nothing can be done. If you see Argentina from space at night, you will only see lights in Buenos Aires, and barely a handful of others here and there. All this immense territory, rich and fertile, with so few inhabitants per km2,, and NO ONE capable of managing it wisely. It's infuriating.
es realmente triste hermano, tanto potencial desperdiciado me da mucha muchísima bronca. con todo lo que tenemos deberíamos ser entre los 15 paises mas desarrollados como mínimo.
@@sebastiancontarino No tan mal. Estados Unidos tienen unos 1100 tornados al año, nosotros 7. Y no sé ni por qué entraríamos en un top porque china, por ejemplo, tiene 100 al año, Japón 30, y así básicamente todos tienen más tornados que nosotros. Por otro lado, en nuestro país los tornados apenas son noticia porque se generan mayormente en zonas deshabitadas. El que más estragos causó, fue en el 73' y hubo otro grande en 2012 pero fue más bien un conjunto de cosas derivadas de un huracán. Así que tranquilo, no hay verdadero peligro.
Damn argentina is getting a lot of fun scenarios this year ej? I like it. I hope more smaller countries get these videos. Like vietnam or an african nation like egypt. Overall I like this video!
The Brazilian scenario would have the portuguese royalty successfully maintain its empire with Rio at its heart. Portugal would eventually end up as a reverse colony of sorts (a secondary kingdom of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves). Brazil could easily have French Guyana out of the Napoleonic wars, it occupied the territory and could have asked for it in the peace deals. Keeping Urugyay and getting major territorial concessions from other Latin american countries though various well timed conflicts is also a given. An interesting alternate history event would have France getting back on the southern american continent through a Mapuche protectorate, weakening Chile and Argentina (even better, add a friendly British colony in the Magellan strait to counter-balance France and destroy any past spanish claim in the area). In the long run, making a rival out the Dutch and siding with the Belgians/Brits/French at the right time might lead Brazil to conquer Dutch Guyana (and more importantly, getting colonies in Asia/Africa, reversing the loss of influence to the Dutch). The Brazilian Empire might then have the potential to go a step further, achieving the pink map in Africa and federalising as a global Empire, turning its main colonies into kingdoms (Angola, Mozambique, Timor ?), as did happen with Brazil. I'm not sure if further unicorporated colonies are worth it, but they is room for massive territorial expansion in Africa and Indonesia.
@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e Si esa mentira te ayuda a dormir de noche creetela y sé feliz. Es hasta gracioso que me digas que uds no odian a EEUU cuando inventaron la palabra "gringo" para describirlos jajajaj
Remembered back in the days of r.s.s (recreation.sports.soccer) newsgroup, an Argentine member made a post named "Moral Winners of World Cup", and Argentina won it all. TTL Argentina would certainly won more World Cups than Brazil, but the butterfly effect was so huge that none of the South American star we knew would ever existed.
I know this definitely isn't Possible History's kind of content but In the case of Argentina, I don't even care about territorial expansion or conquering at, instead I've always just wondered the scenario where Argentina goes down the path of getting its shit together and having everything went PERFECT ECONOMICALLY for Argentina
Something small you didn't mention about the English Invasions: the morale boost. Sure, it was a relatively small fleet, but do you know how it feels to drive away the _Bristish Navy_ as just a small colony? Twice? That cemented the idea in the people that we could fend for ourselves, so when the full on revolution happened it seemed way less impossible.
As a Chilean, i would argue that in this fictional timeline Argentina could have controlled even more of the southernmost of our territories, since they were just claims until the colonization of the Magellan Strait, first with the foundation of Fuerte Bulnes in 1843 and consolidated later in 1848 with the foundation of Punta Arenas. If somehow Argentina managed to colonize it earlier (a bit of a stretch considering the other conflicts), it could have probably impeded Chilean claims over most of the territories that nowadays are part of the Aysen and Magellan regions, or at least their continental parts, since they were mostly colonized way later and to this day remain as the least populated regions, despite being the biggest ones.
No es por ofender, pero si todo hubiese sido perfecto para Arg, dudo mucho que hubiesemos dejado a Chile existir. Más con el terrible expansionismo q se ve en el vídeo
@@JJTHECOOLGUY8 no problem. Keep on practicing tho, you won't regret it. I said that we are very much aware of the potential we have, we just ain't that lucky with governments. One day we'll learn to vote.
@patriciogantzer thx man it's a little bit embarrassing when you are Hispanic but you have yet to speak Spanish kind of how ironic, but yeah looking at the lens of a Latin American it is very frustrating when the government isn't doing the job properly All I can do right now is wish Latin America the best and pray that God would be on their side, maybe one day they can finally reach that potential.
@@thedarkassassin0116 the name is I became the Prince of the Mexican Empire or something like that, its pretty interesting but might be different from what are you guessing, but give it a try, at least is entertaining
@@drife9036 En realidad seria "Fair Airs" (fair = lindo, BUENO, angelical). Pero a Fair Airs en seguida la llamarian en inglés Fairyland (tierra de las hadas).
"Juan Domingo Perón spawn set to false" add this and we will have, a good advantage, it's not like we weren't going down anyways but this guy made us fall much faster and further
Es facil con el fanatismo hecharle toda la culpa a uno de los pocos gobiernos que mas hizo por el pais (llamese industrializar, desarrollar la industria aerea y automotriz con diseños y produccion nacional, impulsar el desarrollo nuclear, otorgar derecho a los trabajadores), jamas reconocer que la culpa de la decadencia fue de casi todos los gobiernos argentinos, desde los primeros gobiernos "patrios" permitiendo el saqueo ingles a traves del precursor del Banco Provincia, promover el sistema agroexportador y permitir el control de infraestructura clave por parte de gobiernos extranjeros. Con tu comentario lo unico que evidencias es ignorancia hechando la culpa a un solo gobierno cuando el problema empieza con las invasiones inglesas, y mas se nota el fanatismo cuando criticas al unos de los pocos gobiernos que pensaron en intereses nacionales y no en extranjeros como el resto de gobiernos
@santafederacion Primero, me llamas ignorante pero estás diciendo que por culpa de otros países estamos así...? Es un chiste? Estamos así por nuestra propia culpa, cada político que tuvimos solo se preocupo en su propia plata, en agrandar el estado (Financiando el déficit con deuda, aumento de la base monetaria, más impuestos haciendo mas dificil el gobierno) si supieras algo de economía, reconocerias esto como populismo y estado de bienestar y los problemas que estos sistemas políticos y económicos conllevan (todas sus medidas son contraproducentes, atacan los síntomas agrandando las causas) lo de los derechos de trabajadores, de lo básico y es un chamuyo que lo haya hecho Peron, se aprovecharon de medidas propuestas por otras personas para poner su nombre, no soy un fanático de ningún gobierno, vos sos fanático de Peron si en todos tus años de vida no averiguaste como peron empeoro al país con sus medidas populistas. Todos son corruptos, todos y cada uno, es más, decis que Peron promovió la industria¿? Con proteccionismo la promovió? Industria aérea, automotriz (están acá? Están en esta habitación? Ah, los que pierden millones por día y nunca funcionaron? Si)
@@santafederacion en el gobierno de peron literalmente se adoctrinaba pero literalmente se adoctrinaba para hablar bien de él por eso cagó a los argentinos porq creó un sesgo q todavia nos sigue persiguiendo a dia de hoy es mejor julio argentino roca q ese incompetente
I liked the video, i'm argentinian myself, but argentina had many figures who lost their lives trying to build a proper argentinian state but most of them were killed/exiled by the interests of Buenos Aires which most of the times sided more with colobial powers than other south american states
There's like 3 videos of Spain coming up All of them has to do with its empire so I don't think we're going to need "what if everything went perfect for Spain"
1:44 SOMEONE PUT COUTO MISTO ON A MAP, I REPEAT, SOMEONE PUT COUTO MISTO ON A MAP. THIS IS NOT A DRILL, I REPEAT, THIS IS NOT A DRILL. COUTO MISTO DETECTED. RAAAAAAAH ⬜🟦🗝🗝🗝
loved this video, one of the first history videos i've seen that properly explain the hispanic american wars of independence, do what went perfect for spain next!
El problema que tuvimos toda la vida fueron los vendepatria que aún añoran ser colonia. Ahora los tenemos en la Rosada. Igual, por suerte ya hay olor a helicóptero.
What a great video! It was very entertaining to watch. I feel sorry for the Argentines in their current situation, greetings from flowerthis, Argentina!
A civil war started after Argentina's independent, then a few years later another one started. I'm starting to see why US was so adamant about keeping the union together no matter what, if civil wars keep breaking out every few years.
Honestly, the Falklands issue is still such a sore spot for Argentina. Imagine how much better things could have been if they had just kept control of it!
As an argentine, i think this would have led to a much worst situation for argentina. There is not much cohesion at all between buenos aires and the territories of bolivia and paraguay, so there would have likely been much stronger civil wars. Without buffer states like uruguay and paraguay, there might have been a really huge war with Brazil. And all this for countries that don't have interesting natural resources. If argentina and chile would have been joined, that might have been more interesting, having access to both oceans and copper from chile. But being separated by the mountains would have likely led to a war for independence. Argentina's problems really started in the 20th century
Unironic fun fact: Legend tells that when Unitarians vs Federalists were at war, literally 1 single decision made by 1 man could've changed the course of the civil war and caused Argentina to become a very different country, because at the time Juan Manuel de Rosas supposedly had a very good relationship with the United Kingdom and it is said by some that had he sent a letter asking for Buenos Aires to join the British Empire and receive military and economic aid to win the civil war, Argentina would now be part of the British Commonwealth and both Argentina and the UK would be massively better off for it. But it's one of those weird what ifs that we would never know.
I doubt very much that data, considering that Rosas actively prevented the free navigation of the rivers and removed all English influence in the Bank of Buenos Aires.
There is a joke in Latam about mexico/argentina. "When god created Argentina it filled it with natural resources, good climate and easy access to the rest of the world. An angel asked God if this would be too much for one people. God responded: Do not worry I'll put Argentinian on it."
Chile and Argentina were always politically distinct nations for centuries, with very clear borders (Los Andes). Santiago was founded way earlier than Buenos Aires, Santiago had closer ties with Lima.
@@ShironCollab no, had germany lost faster, America wouldn't have joined, leading to France having a lot more power in the peace treaty, leading to a disunited germany.
@@ShironCollab no, because america would be more isolationist, relations between France and the UK more tense, without speaking of the consequences for Russia and the possible absence/failure of a communist uprising.
As an Argentine, well done. One request: please do better research on the music beforehand next time. There was Spanish and Central American music all throughout, which was... something. It's sort of like you making a video on Australia and putting bluegrass in there.
Instead of doing what if everything went perfect for Italy, you did what if everything went perfect for the country with most Italian ancestry outside of Italy, you're an absolute legend.
Edit: guess I was wrong, Brazil and San Marino have more Italians, sorry about that, I didn't know. Still, lots of Argentinians have Italian ancestry.
What Is That Country?
@@YazovheimerGreece and spain
@@Yazovheimerbro its the video youre watching right now. Its Argentina 🇦🇷
@@Yazovheimer russia. big mob doesnt want you to know this but italians own 95% of russian industry and forced the war in ukraine to make more money from arms shipments
@@YazovheimerSaint Thomas and Prince
a larger argentina, a largentina even
haha fun
xDDD largentina me encanta ese nombre xD
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@@adecarry8850La Gran Argentina, suena muy de época imperial antigua, me encanta jajaja
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What if everything went perfect for Possible History
"In this timeline, Possible History becomes the largest historian out there on youtube and makes reforms in his videos and becomes a legend. And Josh Sullivan would perish"
First we need Perfect Italy (jk PH take your time your content is awesome)
@@everythingpizzaandknuckles6268uh what
"In our own timeline, France exists in Europe and is one of the most powerful countries in Europe and in the world. However, in this timeline, this doesn't happen."
he wouldn't get in the alt history beef
You forgot "Winning the 2014 world cup"
The world cup the most important thing in argenitinian history
(I'm argentinian)
The timeline where Palacios fue por abajo
If only they would have seen the flying karate kick hitting Higuain . . .
It was in 2022
@@leirumf5476The timeline where Higuaín no la manda a Sarajevo
As an argentine historian I have to say, well done! Despite the oversimplification of politics and some mistakes, it's one of the best vids I've seen a foreigner make.
As for the problem of how a federal system might work, what actually happened irl could be of use: the federal and unitarian parties fought until 1831, when the latter was defeated and their leaders exiled, establishing the confederation and the rosas dictatorship. Over the following 20 years until the defeat of rosas and the first constitution in 1853 both parties morphed and changed; unitarianism as a solution died out, but federalist branches began adopting some centralist principles, you can have a strong federal government while still respecting local autonomous and rights, like Brazil or the US today. That is the solution that eventually won out in the argentine civil wars, a mixture between federal and unitarian ideals.
Yeah its always extremely funny that people cant grasp that the federalists won, then they lost and yet the country is a Federation... while still being centralized on Buenos Aires.
And the whole thing about Buenos Aires splitting from Argentina...
Just curious, what are some of the mistakes?
@@froovigamer4755 The cartography, mostly. Everything is a bit deformed and when he shows the provinces it's all just wrong, some don't even exist. Also the chaco territory (essentially the middle of the map between what is now southeastern Bolivia, parts of Paraguay and most of north central argentina) was never ruled by the Spanish and was conquered by the South American republics in the 1860's-1900's. Paraguay's territory is shown as bigger than it was, those sorts of things. Can't blame him though, it's hard to get it all straight in Spanish, imagine researching it as a foreigner. Also, it's José GervasiO, not GervasiA.
There's also a lot of oversimplification of the politics and ideals of the parties during the Civil wars and independence, they had a lot of very contradictory ideals and changed a lot overtime. The period going from 1806 to the 1830's (roughly the vid) is the most chaotic of the entire region. You know game of thrones? It's Got on steroids and in Spanish, basically. Overall it's one of the best English speaking vids I have seen though, on par with Spanish ones.
@@froovigamer4755 Also, he says the first british forces that were pushed back were attacked by colonial forces, but they weren't, the common people attacked them
Yeah as it turned out, having Buenos Aires hold all the power ultimately was a mistake.
Case in point: Now, right now. BA has sucked resources and has grown in importance to such an obscene size it has left the provinces in the shit, and every now and then a politician that has never once in their lives even laid eyes outside the capital pushes for the most unholy reform against the provinces in favor of the capital or internal politics for no other reason they don't care what goes beyond the city.
Should have gone fully Federal, worst mistake in history and will eventually become our actual undoing if we don't correct it.
QUE CHOTA ES UNA MILLA 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Jokes aside, it was a good scenario but I have to correct some minor historical details:
1) Artigas didn't won the civil war, the Liga de los pueblos libres did, more specifically, the governors of Entre Rios and Santa Fe, but there was some infight between them and Artigas because he wanted to them to help him in the war with Brasil, but the others wanted to win the Civil War first.
2) And in a War isn't crazy that Argentina win against Brazil, even in our time line we were close to win the war but some poor generals that didn't take the opportunite to destroy the Brazilians and te blockeade of Bs As made us firm a peace deal. In this time line with a more stronger Argentina I have no doubt that we could win a war
Argentina no tenía armada, por más que se ganarán batallas en tierra no cambia nada, Brasil tomó muy fácilmente el puerto de Buenos Aires
@@Santiagomatatrolos Brasil nunca tomo el puerto de Bs As, solamente hizo un bloqueo naval. Y por más que tengan superiorad marítima no importa si hubiésemos logrado ganar la guerra de forma decisiva en tierra. El bloqueo se vuelve decisivo si la guerra se estanca y ninguno logra una victoria en tierra.
@@Santiagomatatrolosmenos historia tenés 😂
@@SantiagomatatrolosEn la batalla de Ituzaingó se aplasto al ejército brasileño, la guerra terrestre la dominaba argentina pero la marina de Brasil era enorme, aún asi Guillermo Brown tuvo un rol muy destacado.
@@Santiagomatatrolos Jajjaja no tenia Armada le mandas? Estuvieron a nada de conquistar la capital de brasil. Deci que intervino inglaterra para que firmaramos la Paz porque estaban a nada de desaparecer. El ejercito Argentino empezo a barrer desde uruguay y casi llegan a lo que ahora es Brasilia para que te des una idea, y nisiquiera es que fue con todo el ejercito, apenas fueron con un puñado con la intencion inicial de despejar La banda Oriental (Uruguay hoy). Otro motivo por el que existe Uruguay, como pais intermediario geograficamente hablando, para que no vuelva a pasar lo mismo entre los dos paises mas grandes de Latinoamerica.
As an argentinian history teacher and historian, I congratulate you. You did a very good job. Any qualms I have are minor. Congrats.
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Este video tiene varios errores históricos
the perfect history for Italy would be a world where Argentina and brazil are miserable countries with massive birth rate, Brazil at 800 million population and argentina at 200 million, with of these 200 million brazilians and 50 million Argentinians being italian
by 2000s a war between argentina and brazil starts, and italy pay the italians in these countries to be refugees, increasing italy population from 120 million to 190 million
@@santiagoale1377 which ones?
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Cuales @@santiagoale1377
I think that, if the Federals win earlier and keep the Oriental Province (modern Uruguay) the capital would be Arjirópolis, a project to make a new capital in an island in the Río de la Plata to balance competition between Buenos Aires and Montevideo, this didnt happen irl because well, the political and territorial developments went in other directions.
Nobody talks about such project, Buenos Aires is just too good of a port ( with Montevideo) for such things.
@@anti-spiral159 Could be a political capital like Washington D.C. with Buenos Aires being basically Argentina's NYC (or Argentina's Rio as a closer comparison)
@@SuperCrow02Argentina has it already. CABA (City of Buenos Aires). Buenos Aires is the strongest province but doesn't control CABA
@@j.c-6424even today there’s (little) talk of moving it because it concentrates 1/3rd of our population plus all of our economic and political institutions. It’s not ideal
@@SuperCrow02 The port and the capital city are both very politically and economically aligned, they are the same place, although I believe we do have already 2 capitals for economy and politics, I remember someone talking about it in school but never payed too much attention, and it isn't, again, a topic that matters or is to be done for any reason, it would just be wasting money.
19:03 Ronaldo
lmfao
broo on a vid about Messi’s homeland too
penaldo
For those who did not get the joke, he said "for now though", but the speed made it sound like Ronaldo.
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17:22 In fact, the territories disputed between Chile and Argentine comprised the whole southern pink area (not just the Strait of Magellan), and both countries claimed it all until 1881, when a border treaty was signed. A lot of Chileans despise that treaty even today since it was signed while Chile was at war with Peru and Bolivia and Argentina had thought of joining them against Chile (at the start of the war in 1879, before some incredible Chilean victories) and was indeed still thinking of doing so up until when the treaty with Chile was signed, so it is seen kinda as blackmail in Chile today, but in reality back then Chile had no control whatosever over Eastern Patagonia in 1881 and Argentina had begun taking control of its northern part in 1878 already.
Extorsion? Soborno creo que seria mas adecuado
ARGENTINA MENCIONED 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🗣🗣🗣🗣🇦🇷🇦🇷🗣🗣🗣🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🗣🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷CORONADOS DE GLORIA VIVAMOS 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🗣🗣🇦🇷🇦🇷🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
RAAAAHHH 🩵⭐⭐⭐🩵🩵🇦🇷🇦🇷🩵🤍🤍🤍⭐⭐⭐🇦🇷QUE CARAJOS ES UNA ECONOMIA ESTABLEEEE🇦🇷🇦🇷🤍🩵🩵🩵⭐⭐⭐🩵🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷O JUREMOS CON GLORIA MORIRRR🇦🇷
@@acanofbeans6798 AAAAH SEAN ETERNOS LOS LAURELES! 🗣🗣🗣 QUE SUPIMOS CONSEGUIR!!!! 🗣🗣🗣 q u e s u p i m o s c o n s e g u i r... 🗿🗿🗿
QUE NOS ESCUCHEN LOS MORTALES 🗣️🗣️‼️
QUE REMIL PORONGA ES UNA MILLA 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷⭐⭐⭐
Argentines are everywhere bro, greetings from Chacabuco
@@JackFPS. Omg i love Chacabuco, and Patagonia in general
Grettings from jardín de la república/Tucumán 🌹
POR FIN POSSIBLE HISTORY HIZO EL VIDEO QUE ESTABAMOS ESPERANDO.
Se celebra en el obelisco gente.
0:12 putting the Union Jack on screen when you are talking about economic despair is crazy
Why?
@@hamburguesaconqueso6200Were not doing too great right now
@@perhaps1094 Who? Argentina or the UK? Well, in both cases it'd be a correct use of the "economic despair" phrase, wouldn't it? Wyh is it crazy?
@@hamburguesaconqueso6200 Argentina is coming up better in that regard, the UK is falling to foreigners lmao
@@anti-spiral159 not foreginers, wqe've always had fopreigners. mishandling of the economy, and a string of bad leaders along with the covid financial crash
LATAM VIDEO?! YES PLEASE! Colombia next please 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴
And Chile after!
May or may not have 2 scripts about Colombia already finished...
Para que? Deje de ser fantasioso y fetichista
@@possiblehistoryyooo
@@rawiri8ese es literlammete el punto de todo este canal
The craziest thing is that we are barely 40 million people, in the second largest country of all Latin America, plenty of resources, ample access to the sea, zero natural disasters (no volcanos, no earthquakes, no tsunamis, no tornadoes, no hurrricanes); a perfect piece of land; and yet we manage to live as if we were an overpopulated, sterile sh*thole in the middle of nowhere, fighting for the scraps of a barren soil, where nothing grows and nothing can be done. If you see Argentina from space at night, you will only see lights in Buenos Aires, and barely a handful of others here and there. All this immense territory, rich and fertile, with so few inhabitants per km2,, and NO ONE capable of managing it wisely. It's infuriating.
es realmente triste hermano, tanto potencial desperdiciado me da mucha muchísima bronca. con todo lo que tenemos deberíamos ser entre los 15 paises mas desarrollados como mínimo.
Tenes razon en todo pero sin tornados? ahi le pifiaste mal porque después de EEUU somos el segundo pais con mayor cantidad de tornados del mundo
El último censo estuvo mal echo los DNI de los niños que están naciendo es de 70millones
@AlanBrando-s6y I saw it on an american documentary.
@@sebastiancontarino No tan mal. Estados Unidos tienen unos 1100 tornados al año, nosotros 7. Y no sé ni por qué entraríamos en un top porque china, por ejemplo, tiene 100 al año, Japón 30, y así básicamente todos tienen más tornados que nosotros. Por otro lado, en nuestro país los tornados apenas son noticia porque se generan mayormente en zonas deshabitadas. El que más estragos causó, fue en el 73' y hubo otro grande en 2012 pero fue más bien un conjunto de cosas derivadas de un huracán. Así que tranquilo, no hay verdadero peligro.
Yeesss. I'm from Argentina and I watch your videos for quite some time now and I really wanted this video. Thank you
What a great nation Argentina is! Greetings from Argentina!!!!!
Damn argentina is getting a lot of fun scenarios this year ej? I like it. I hope more smaller countries get these videos. Like vietnam or an african nation like egypt. Overall I like this video!
I use an extension to watch at 2.5% speed if you care :3
Alternos Mundos actually did Egypt!
th-cam.com/video/WaKP3btoUGg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vl-Zgclng1tVCHUp
Argentina has similar size to India in landmass btw.
@@bukanIqbal375 Nice!
@@celdur4635 Cool fact. But I already knew that.😅
Sourh America Mentioned 🇦🇷🇧🇷🇺🇾🇨🇱🇵🇪🇵🇾🇧🇴🇪🇨🇻🇪🇨🇴
Suriname 🇸🇷 Guyana 🇬🇾
É NÓSSSS CARALHOOOOOOO 🇧🇷🇦🇷🇺🇾🇨🇴🇨🇱🇻🇪🇵🇪🇵🇾🇧🇴🇪🇨🇬🇾
QUE RE MIL PORONGAS ES UNA MILLAAAAA💥💥💥💥‼‼‼‼‼🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
¡VIVA LA PATRIA CARAJO!
JAJAJAJA
OOID MORTAALES EEL GRIITOO SAAGRAADO
@@zahirvro2609 Libertad, libertad, libertad.
@@arturonotari8235 OID EL RUIDO DE ROTAS CADEEEEENAS
If you had it from Argentina, you have to have it from Brazil too.
He made a video of brazil too
The Brazilian scenario would have the portuguese royalty successfully maintain its empire with Rio at its heart. Portugal would eventually end up as a reverse colony of sorts (a secondary kingdom of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves).
Brazil could easily have French Guyana out of the Napoleonic wars, it occupied the territory and could have asked for it in the peace deals.
Keeping Urugyay and getting major territorial concessions from other Latin american countries though various well timed conflicts is also a given.
An interesting alternate history event would have France getting back on the southern american continent through a Mapuche protectorate, weakening Chile and Argentina (even better, add a friendly British colony in the Magellan strait to counter-balance France and destroy any past spanish claim in the area).
In the long run, making a rival out the Dutch and siding with the Belgians/Brits/French at the right time might lead Brazil to conquer Dutch Guyana (and more importantly, getting colonies in Asia/Africa, reversing the loss of influence to the Dutch).
The Brazilian Empire might then have the potential to go a step further, achieving the pink map in Africa and federalising as a global Empire, turning its main colonies into kingdoms (Angola, Mozambique, Timor ?), as did happen with Brazil.
I'm not sure if further unicorporated colonies are worth it, but they is room for massive territorial expansion in Africa and Indonesia.
we actually are in the timeline where everything goes perfect for brazil. Except for the Uruguay situation
@@juantizado3601 Absolutely not lmao
@@JohnRandoSmithforget about Domican Republic being annex by Brazil in exchange of protection against Haiti
ARGENTINA MENCIONADA, FUIMOS CORONADOS DE GLORIA!!!!!
🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🧉⭐⭐⭐🧉🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e Y lo dice el que vive en un narcoestado que tiene un alto porcentaje de pobreza y un pésimo IDH.
@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4eUds son igual de orgullosos que nosotros y eso no es algo bueno
@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e Si esa mentira te ayuda a dormir de noche creetela y sé feliz. Es hasta gracioso que me digas que uds no odian a EEUU cuando inventaron la palabra "gringo" para describirlos jajajaj
@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4eSaludame a tu mamá, creo que en parte está por las 4 esquinas
Suggestion:
What if the good relations of the USA and Russian empire turned into a full on alliance after the sale of Alaska?
All Argentina needed was the Falklands and to win every World Cup.
Remembered back in the days of r.s.s (recreation.sports.soccer) newsgroup, an Argentine member made a post named "Moral Winners of World Cup", and Argentina won it all. TTL Argentina would certainly won more World Cups than Brazil, but the butterfly effect was so huge that none of the South American star we knew would ever existed.
@@KanJonathan at least they got a win in 2022.
Malvinas*
@@SebiSuper9mil and we are going for the 4th the next year
@@WaffleNumber7 based Argentinian 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
What if Everything went PERFECT for Wales should be that they get all of Argentina, right?
I Love Your Videos
Hello there, nice to meet you
No, it's not realistic, but to become part of Greece...
This scenario having that outcome might be "too unrealistic" (not really)
Nah, they unite with Sardinia, Corse and the Falklands to create the Sheep Empire
I know this definitely isn't Possible History's kind of content but In the case of Argentina, I don't even care about territorial expansion or conquering at, instead I've always just wondered the scenario where Argentina goes down the path of getting its shit together and having everything went PERFECT ECONOMICALLY for Argentina
OÍD MORTALES EL HIMNO SAGRADOOOOOO 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
thanks for this video!
LIBERTAD LIBERTAD LIBERTAAAAAAAAD 🇦🇷
Beautiful country and people! Greetings from Buenos Aires
Something small you didn't mention about the English Invasions: the morale boost. Sure, it was a relatively small fleet, but do you know how it feels to drive away the _Bristish Navy_ as just a small colony? Twice? That cemented the idea in the people that we could fend for ourselves, so when the full on revolution happened it seemed way less impossible.
As a Chilean, i would argue that in this fictional timeline Argentina could have controlled even more of the southernmost of our territories, since they were just claims until the colonization of the Magellan Strait, first with the foundation of Fuerte Bulnes in 1843 and consolidated later in 1848 with the foundation of Punta Arenas. If somehow Argentina managed to colonize it earlier (a bit of a stretch considering the other conflicts), it could have probably impeded Chilean claims over most of the territories that nowadays are part of the Aysen and Magellan regions, or at least their continental parts, since they were mostly colonized way later and to this day remain as the least populated regions, despite being the biggest ones.
No es por ofender, pero si todo hubiese sido perfecto para Arg, dudo mucho que hubiesemos dejado a Chile existir. Más con el terrible expansionismo q se ve en el vídeo
Nice to see more Alt History focused on South America
Agreed.
What if everything went perfect for Italy
What, we need what if Italy completely dominated the Ottoman Empire during the Italo-Turkish war
He's doing everything rather than that, quite funny
Impossible, too many Italiens.
You’ve been asking this for months that Honestly at this point I think he’s not doing just to spite you
Since he doesn't wanna acknowledge us, I made the video for him. What if everything went perfect for Italy.
Beautiful country, one day I will travel there with my savings 🙏
Ngl, its actually really sad how Argentina fell
All of Latin America has a lot of potential yet none of them realized it.
@@JJTHECOOLGUY8Estamos todos al tanto de nuestras capacidades y posibilidades. El tema es que hay obstinados en votar gobiernos inútiles.
@@patriciogantzer Por favor perdóname pero no soy bueno con el español. Nací en Estados Unidos, así que todavía estoy aprendiendo.
@@JJTHECOOLGUY8 no problem. Keep on practicing tho, you won't regret it. I said that we are very much aware of the potential we have, we just ain't that lucky with governments. One day we'll learn to vote.
@patriciogantzer thx man it's a little bit embarrassing when you are Hispanic but you have yet to speak Spanish kind of how ironic, but yeah looking at the lens of a Latin American it is very frustrating when the government isn't doing the job properly All I can do right now is wish Latin America the best and pray that God would be on their side, maybe one day they can finally reach that potential.
Please do a “What if everything went perfect for Mexico?”!
That would be hard mode
Yessssssss
There is a Korean novel that explores that, is quite fun lol
@@Pokeeko what’s the novel called?
@@thedarkassassin0116 the name is I became the Prince of the Mexican Empire or something like that, its pretty interesting but might be different from what are you guessing, but give it a try, at least is entertaining
"How can Argentina be perfect without the Flakland Islands" hits hard af
Well they are Falklands now, but they used to be Malvinas sándwich del sur 🇦🇷
THanks for doing this video from Argentina ❤❤
ES EL UNO GRANDE, ENTRE LOS GRANDES, CENTINELA FIRME SIEMPRE ALERTA 🗣️🗣️🗣️💥💥💥💥
Another coronation of glory, aguante Argentina, I have to admit it is the best country of the world, greetings from Good Airs, Argentina
skibidi sigma gyatt
No se si usaste traductor pero que yo sepa los nombres no hace falta traducir así que sería greetings from Buenos Aires directo
Good Winds is better than Good Airs
@@grunch610 y si pero era pa la continuidad del inglés, xd, igual reverenda cagada mi traducción de Buenos Aires pero si, era para el meme
@@drife9036 En realidad seria "Fair Airs" (fair = lindo, BUENO, angelical). Pero a Fair Airs en seguida la llamarian en inglés Fairyland (tierra de las hadas).
You should do “What if the British invasions of the River Plate succeeded?”
"What if everything went PERFECT for Argentina?"
The video: "Argentina wins all 22 World Cups... the end"
Argentine women are beautiful, I hope some day I'll be able to meet one. Greetings from Argentina.
"Juan Domingo Perón spawn set to false" add this and we will have, a good advantage, it's not like we weren't going down anyways but this guy made us fall much faster and further
Es facil con el fanatismo hecharle toda la culpa a uno de los pocos gobiernos que mas hizo por el pais (llamese industrializar, desarrollar la industria aerea y automotriz con diseños y produccion nacional, impulsar el desarrollo nuclear, otorgar derecho a los trabajadores), jamas reconocer que la culpa de la decadencia fue de casi todos los gobiernos argentinos, desde los primeros gobiernos "patrios" permitiendo el saqueo ingles a traves del precursor del Banco Provincia, promover el sistema agroexportador y permitir el control de infraestructura clave por parte de gobiernos extranjeros. Con tu comentario lo unico que evidencias es ignorancia hechando la culpa a un solo gobierno cuando el problema empieza con las invasiones inglesas, y mas se nota el fanatismo cuando criticas al unos de los pocos gobiernos que pensaron en intereses nacionales y no en extranjeros como el resto de gobiernos
@santafederacion Primero, me llamas ignorante pero estás diciendo que por culpa de otros países estamos así...? Es un chiste? Estamos así por nuestra propia culpa, cada político que tuvimos solo se preocupo en su propia plata, en agrandar el estado (Financiando el déficit con deuda, aumento de la base monetaria, más impuestos haciendo mas dificil el gobierno) si supieras algo de economía, reconocerias esto como populismo y estado de bienestar y los problemas que estos sistemas políticos y económicos conllevan (todas sus medidas son contraproducentes, atacan los síntomas agrandando las causas) lo de los derechos de trabajadores, de lo básico y es un chamuyo que lo haya hecho Peron, se aprovecharon de medidas propuestas por otras personas para poner su nombre, no soy un fanático de ningún gobierno, vos sos fanático de Peron si en todos tus años de vida no averiguaste como peron empeoro al país con sus medidas populistas. Todos son corruptos, todos y cada uno, es más, decis que Peron promovió la industria¿? Con proteccionismo la promovió? Industria aérea, automotriz (están acá? Están en esta habitación? Ah, los que pierden millones por día y nunca funcionaron? Si)
@@santafederacion en el gobierno de peron literalmente se adoctrinaba pero literalmente se adoctrinaba para hablar bien de él por eso cagó a los argentinos porq creó un sesgo q todavia nos sigue persiguiendo a dia de hoy es mejor julio argentino roca q ese incompetente
I love the new video style, your improvements are visibly big so keep it coming, man
As a fellow argentinian here, VIVA LA PATRIA!¡!¡!¡!¡
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡VIVA!!!!!!!!
ARGENTINA MENTIONED 🇺🇸🤝🇦🇷
Love from america♥️♥️♥️
I liked the video, i'm argentinian myself, but argentina had many figures who lost their lives trying to build a proper argentinian state but most of them were killed/exiled by the interests of Buenos Aires which most of the times sided more with colobial powers than other south american states
Still, i almost cried by seing someone who isn't argentinian cover my country's history, thank so much
@@joaquinbravin7274 Bit of an overreaction
ARGENTINA MENTIONED🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Vamos alumni!!! En este regional se asciende!!!
@@mauriciocolmenares6455 Claro papa!!!
You should definitely make a remake of your "What if Brazil wasn't poor?" video within this series
16:54 The correct name is: "ISLAS MALVINAS"
proposal for the next video: what if everything is perfect for spain
There's like 3 videos of Spain coming up All of them has to do with its empire so I don't think we're going to need "what if everything went perfect for Spain"
I know a certain somebody who was waiting for this video. Great video!
1:44 SOMEONE PUT COUTO MISTO ON A MAP, I REPEAT, SOMEONE PUT COUTO MISTO ON A MAP. THIS IS NOT A DRILL, I REPEAT, THIS IS NOT A DRILL. COUTO MISTO DETECTED. RAAAAAAAH ⬜🟦🗝🗝🗝
damn never heard of it
Huh you learn something every day
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loved this video, one of the first history videos i've seen that properly explain the hispanic american wars of independence, do what went perfect for spain next!
Argentina mentioned 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅(su hubiera, usaría un emoji de tero)
I like how consistent Possible History is with his videos.
As a Brazilian, i hate this world
I would rather do something while in my mother's womb that I can't say on TH-cam
Un mundo mejor.
El mundo sería mejor sin Brasil
As a chilean, me too brother
As an Argentine, same
Long live to the best country in the world, gato!!!! 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Saludos desde argentina hermano. Me encantan tus vídeos, te quiero mucho
El problema que tuvimos toda la vida fueron los vendepatria que aún añoran ser colonia. Ahora los tenemos en la Rosada. Igual, por suerte ya hay olor a helicóptero.
Thank you for the Continuation of "What if EVERYTHING went PERFECT" Series!
DE UNA WACHOOOOO🔥🗣🔥🔥‼️
What a great video! It was very entertaining to watch. I feel sorry for the Argentines in their current situation, greetings from flowerthis, Argentina!
THERE IS NO FALKLAND, THOSE ARE MALVINAS ISLANDS!
_"What if the Clone Wars spread to the Cold War?"_ would be an interesting topic to watch
At 18:08 he said, “Argentina” but he meant Paraguay.
Good catch!
ive waited for this for so long
argentina querida
cuna de la milanesa
A civil war started after Argentina's independent, then a few years later another one started.
I'm starting to see why US was so adamant about keeping the union together no matter what, if civil wars keep breaking out every few years.
Video idea: What if everything went perfect for Italy.
Honestly, the Falklands issue is still such a sore spot for Argentina. Imagine how much better things could have been if they had just kept control of it!
Happy to se a LATAM video! Please do Brazil next! The Empire must survive
He already kind of did, he made a video on “what if Brazil wasn’t poor”
What a nice video, well written and funny aswell!
Grettings from Tucumán
Video idea: What if the Carlists won the Spanish Civil War?
I second this.
I doubt anything changes
As an argentine, i think this would have led to a much worst situation for argentina. There is not much cohesion at all between buenos aires and the territories of bolivia and paraguay, so there would have likely been much stronger civil wars.
Without buffer states like uruguay and paraguay, there might have been a really huge war with Brazil. And all this for countries that don't have interesting natural resources.
If argentina and chile would have been joined, that might have been more interesting, having access to both oceans and copper from chile. But being separated by the mountains would have likely led to a war for independence.
Argentina's problems really started in the 20th century
as an Argentinan I apreciate that you made this video, it seems perfect but imposible at the same time. But you kwow dreaming is free so
This is actually the best video I saw from a foreigner as an Argentinian.
Congratulations 🗣❗❗
economic dispair:
*shows the flag of uk*
THE VIDEO I WAS WAITING FOR 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
Unironic fun fact:
Legend tells that when Unitarians vs Federalists were at war, literally 1 single decision made by 1 man could've changed the course of the civil war and caused Argentina to become a very different country, because at the time Juan Manuel de Rosas supposedly had a very good relationship with the United Kingdom and it is said by some that had he sent a letter asking for Buenos Aires to join the British Empire and receive military and economic aid to win the civil war, Argentina would now be part of the British Commonwealth and both Argentina and the UK would be massively better off for it.
But it's one of those weird what ifs that we would never know.
I doubt very much that data, considering that Rosas actively prevented the free navigation of the rivers and removed all English influence in the Bank of Buenos Aires.
Bro is avoiding Italy like the Plague 🥲
As a chilean male this is heartbreaking
There is a joke in Latam about mexico/argentina. "When god created Argentina it filled it with natural resources, good climate and easy access to the rest of the world. An angel asked God if this would be too much for one people. God responded: Do not worry I'll put Argentinian on it."
I like who you refered to God as an "it". Very subtle atheism there.
@daniel_rossy_explica nah.
JAJJAJAJAJAJJA
Life's good when possible history posts
My german great Grandpa is watching this on his TV he fled germany in 1945
That's... interesting. Any comment on _""How Germany Can Win WW2" - According to Twitter"_ ?
Me taking notes for my new roleplay in Victoria 3:
It's hard watching this as a brazilian 😭
lmfaooo as a Brit I’m like 👀
Yeah me too, i just don't see argentina realistically standing up to brazil anyway, so i kinda didn't enjoy this video
@@MiguelZOfficiallargentina destroys Brazil easily
@@MiguelZOfficiall If everything went perfect, Argentina can and most likely WOULD stand up to brazil, or, rather, any country in South America
@@Velite-j2o let me cope 😭
I don't want a strong argentina
Wonderful to see this series has returned
What if everything went perfect for mexico
What if everything went perfect for bavaria ( 1700-1914 )
What if everything went perfect for gran colombia
Wow I can't believe you made a perfect history video for my country
What if Russia won The Great Game?
The Crazy Historian has a scenario on this! _(They also picked up the History 2.0 series after PossibleHistory dropped it.)_
I love this series ngl, I can't wait for the next country
0:06 As an Argentine, that is extremely offensive, but coming from an American, I will take it as a compliment, so thank you.
lol he’s Dutch, not USian
Chile and Argentina were always politically distinct nations for centuries, with very clear borders (Los Andes). Santiago was founded way earlier than Buenos Aires, Santiago had closer ties with Lima.
6:27 is Gervasio not gervacia but thanks
I pay more attention to these videos than to history class
Don't blame you
I'm sure everyone in the comments will be very civilised and respectful regarding the Falkland Islands 😊
Surprisingly no one really cared about the falkland islands
Respectfull like.... Saying theyre from argentina and are malvinas
@@germanpeak yea lol
@@facumod1932 dream onn, falklands are british! 😂😂
@@yktom on your dreams my imperial sistem user
What a nice birthday gift, thank you!
What If everything went terrible for the Central Powers
Thats literally modern world but if the central powers germany was weaker
@@ShironCollab no, had germany lost faster, America wouldn't have joined, leading to France having a lot more power in the peace treaty, leading to a disunited germany.
Well…
@@TaxFraudEnthusiast and thats the effect that this has
@@ShironCollab no, because america would be more isolationist, relations between France and the UK more tense, without speaking of the consequences for Russia and the possible absence/failure of a communist uprising.
As an Argentine, well done. One request: please do better research on the music beforehand next time. There was Spanish and Central American music all throughout, which was... something. It's sort of like you making a video on Australia and putting bluegrass in there.