protestantism doesn't have a proper aristocracy

with possible exception of france

eastern europe is more religious

but south america is the most religious isnt it?

Which gives it flexibility that aristocracy does not possess.

The only big Euro country that remained Cath, but went very secular, is France. But I think we can agree that that's a special case with the revolution and all

flexibility insofar as it is weaker, yes

which revolution

?

the wars of religion

or the real revolution

French Revolution

They fookin hated the Church fam

US still has hegemony due to the flexibility.

didnt napoleon get crowned by the catholics tho

what do you mean

Napoleon sent for the Pope

took the crown from the Pope's hands

and crowned himself

see

if that isnt express support

i dunno what is

Pope had no choice

the papacy also supported that one kingdom in south americq

short lived tho it was

tbh

can you imagine

brazil?

how much better the western hemisphere would be

if hapsburg mexico was still alive

US started with Protestant values (including said flexibility and reactivity to world events). This allowed the Frontier mindset to develop in harsh odds. @Death in June

at one point in time the portuguese wanted to fuck off from europistan and to establish a new kingdom in brazil

yeah but

i meant speciifclly

the kingdom of mexico

i dunno about that

tho honestly the portuguese shouldve done that

i don't think this is needed to explain the us swallowing up easily taken territory

anything to escape europe

and make south africa better

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