Latin developed into a Romance language in the British Isles (Wales and western England) and Central Europe (Poland and Slovakia) as it did in France and continental Europe.
The Partitions of Veneda (historical alternative to Poland) were stopped by Napoleon, and the Venedo-Lithuanian Commonwealth exists to date as the Republic of the Two Crowns.[16] Its present territory is roughly the same as the combined territories of Poland, Lithuania, and East Prussia during the period between the First and Second World War. It also has a colony in Africa, Gambia (part of which, in real-world history, belonged to a prince who was a vassal of seventeenth-century Poland[7]). Another difference is that while the Veneds are Catholics like the Poles, most Lithuanians still confess the Romuva religion.
A Czech-like Germanic language developed in Bohemia and Silesia under pressure from the Habsburg nobility, who wanted a unified language for the territory.[9]
The Bolsheviks in Russia were beaten by the White Army producing a nationalistic government.[17]
The Kingdom of Castille and the Aragonese Crown never joined in Spain.[18]
Napoleon did not attack Russia, nor was he defeated at Waterloo.[19]
The American Revolution didn't happen and therefore the United States as we know it doesn't exist. Instead, there is a North American League, each state of which is still subject to a European crown.