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  1. Buba

    British empire never falls

    True that turmoil prevents the Uzbeks making the Aral go dry. Mind you, the Aral is not a fixture - sometimes it is there, sometimes not, i.e. when the Amu flows to the Caspian. The Aral we knew formed c.1600 (see Uzboy River).
  2. Buba

    British empire never falls

    That's along the rivers. The steppe was populated under Stalin and Khrushchev. The map of Kazakhstan's ethnicities is quite ... interesting :P
  3. Buba

    British empire never falls

    Not inside the Empire. Or at least not where the (White) locals had a say - see rabidly racist Canadians and (East) Indians, Australia, South Africa ...
  4. Buba

    British empire never falls

    True that the British could had mismanaged the NA colonies into another rebellion, but this is not a given. And even then a rebellion may still be squashed with fire and blood. The original was successful only due to Spanish money and arms and French military involvement - this might not be...
  5. Buba

    British empire never falls

    A united India - which would overwhelm the Empire by weight of population - is a British creation. Solution - never bring the Presidencies together under a single "umbrella", keep the former Sikh realm as a separate Punjab Presidency, hang the first person to mention "Doctrine of Lapse" and thus...
  6. Buba

    British empire never falls

    The OP is too vague as to merit an answer.
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