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Hard Graft is an election game on Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom created and ran by the user Charcolt. Beginning in 1844 and currently in the 1860s, it centers around the United States of America UsefulNotes/UnitedStates and the figures that shape it.
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Hard Graft is an election game on Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom created and ran by the user Charcolt. Beginning in 1844, it centers around the United States of America and the figures that reshape it.
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Hard Graft is an election game on Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom created and ran by the user Charcolt. Beginning in 1844, 1844 and currently in the 1860s, it centers around the United States of America and the figures that reshape shape it.
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* BloodOnTheDebateFloor - The American Congress is prone to violence in the 1850's. Like in OTL, Charles Sumner is beaten by Preston Brooks, and in response Brooks is caned to death by abolitionist Congressmen. It peaks at an actual Battle of Congress, which is the opening to the Civil War.
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* BloodOnTheDebateFloor - The American Congress is prone to violence in the 1850's.1850s. Like in OTL, Charles Sumner is beaten by Preston Brooks, and in response Brooks is caned to death by abolitionist Congressmen. It peaks at an actual Battle of Congress, which is the opening to the Civil War.
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* CivilWar - Despite the efforts of many characters to prevent it, the Civil War breaks out in 1857, and lasts until 1858 / 1859.
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* CivilWar - Despite the efforts of many characters to prevent it, the Civil War breaks out in 1857, 1856, and lasts until 1858 / 1859.1858.
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Hard Graft is an election game on Website/AlternateHistoryDotCom created and ran by the user Charcolt. Beginning in 1844, it centers around the United States of America and the figures that reshape it.
!! Hard Graft contains examples of:
* BloodOnTheDebateFloor - The American Congress is prone to violence in the 1850's. Like in OTL, Charles Sumner is beaten by Preston Brooks, and in response Brooks is caned to death by abolitionist Congressmen. It peaks at an actual Battle of Congress, which is the opening to the Civil War.
* CivilWar - Despite the efforts of many characters to prevent it, the Civil War breaks out in 1857, and lasts until 1858 / 1859.
* ExpandedStatesOfAmerica - By 1865, the United States has ownership over Alaska, British Columbia, Northern Mexico, Cuba, the Yucatan, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica.
* OurPresidentsAreDifferent - One of the main focuses of the game.
* TakeAThirdOption - The Constitutional Union Party narrowly wins the presidential election of 1852 (it has to be thrown to the House) over the Democrats and the Whigs.
!! Hard Graft contains examples of:
* BloodOnTheDebateFloor - The American Congress is prone to violence in the 1850's. Like in OTL, Charles Sumner is beaten by Preston Brooks, and in response Brooks is caned to death by abolitionist Congressmen. It peaks at an actual Battle of Congress, which is the opening to the Civil War.
* CivilWar - Despite the efforts of many characters to prevent it, the Civil War breaks out in 1857, and lasts until 1858 / 1859.
* ExpandedStatesOfAmerica - By 1865, the United States has ownership over Alaska, British Columbia, Northern Mexico, Cuba, the Yucatan, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica.
* OurPresidentsAreDifferent - One of the main focuses of the game.
* TakeAThirdOption - The Constitutional Union Party narrowly wins the presidential election of 1852 (it has to be thrown to the House) over the Democrats and the Whigs.
