After the American Revolution was crushed, the leaders of the revolutions as well as thousands of colonials fled the 13 colonies to out of fear reprucussion from the British, determine to return back and establish a new Republic. Some of them, such as Benjamin Franklin fled to France, the old time ally, however, most escaped to hinterlands of the American frontier and into Mexico.
The British, established the Haudenosaunee republic, a homeland for the Iroquois Confederation for having supported the British in war after the Britian's decisive win at Yorktown, the French repulse at Chesapeake and the sucessful "Long Trek South" Campaign. As agreed upon, the Indians were left to their devices.
The Quebec provinces remained in the Canadian commonwealth til the 1943 Quebec Act. Taking advantage of the new land to the south with a common culture, the Quebecois move south to resettle in the Missisippi Basin.
In 1807, the British Empire abolished Slavery, causing a revolt in the Southern colonies. While Britain, as they did 20 years before were able to crush the rebellion in the East Coast colonies, the Napoleonic wars stopped them from entirely supressing the Orleans rebellions which also spreaded to the Marshes of Florida. In 1809, West Florida and New Orleans were given indepedence. East Florida remained in British hands until 1897 when the population voted to secede.
As the British moved Westward in their Manifest Destiny, it left a string of newly established states loyal to the crown.
In 1836, Texas and California seceded from the Mexican Union.
