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'''Alternate history''' is a broad genre that covers any event in history that could have happened differently. One possible alternated history would be a scenario in which the [[Confederate States of America|the South]] won the [[American Civil War]]. Filmmaker Kevin Willmott, a professor at the [[University of Kansas]], made a film called ''CSA: Confederate States of America'' dealing with this subject.
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'''Alternate history''' is a broad genre of literature where the outcome of a historical event happens differently, and the subsequent events thereafter.
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The author widely considered to be the best in the genre is [[Harry Turtledove]].
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A popular topic of alternate history is the scenario in which the [[Confederate States of America|the South]] won the [[American Civil War]]. Filmmaker Kevin Willmott, a professor at the [[University of Kansas]], made a film called ''CSA: Confederate States of America'' dealing with this subject. The author widely considered to be the best in the genre is [[Harry Turtledove]].
  
 
==See also==
 
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Revision as of 00:27, November 9, 2019

Alternate history is a broad genre of literature where the outcome of a historical event happens differently, and the subsequent events thereafter.

A popular topic of alternate history is the scenario in which the the South won the American Civil War. Filmmaker Kevin Willmott, a professor at the University of Kansas, made a film called CSA: Confederate States of America dealing with this subject. The author widely considered to be the best in the genre is Harry Turtledove.

See also

Counterfactual history