Bestonet - XVIII Century

 
 
 Asiento
 by Prometeus

(1702-1711) After more than 100 years of European domination and about 50 years of decadence, spanish Habsburgs had finally fallen. When King Charles II died without heirs, european powers got ready to fight for the rests of the still huge Empire. France would fight against England and Austria in Europe, but the spanish colonies of America were very tempting for every colonial power... Download sounds here (MPGE Required).

 Birth of America
 by Michael Daumen

(1703-1783) Until now, the colonies of the New World have avoided the squabbles of their home countries. But the death of the Spanish monarch ignites a crisis of succession. Europe realizes that the resources of North America may prove pivotal to victory.

 La Batalla de Almansa
 by Zenehegí

(1707) Spanish Succession War: the allied army that supports Archduke Charles is retreating to eastern Spain, becoming relentlessly pursued by borbonic forces. Finally they decide to stay and fight near Almansa. Download the sounds here and here. This scenario is in spanish.

 The Invasion of Russia
 by Markus Eklund

(1708-1709) Eight years have passed since the war begun. An alliance of the states Russia, Poland and Denmark tried to crush Sweden, the mightiest country in Northern Europe, but failed. Sweden's young king, Karl XII, turned out to be a far better general than anyone could imagine.

 Quebec - Conquest of the Great Lakes
 by Alex Mor

(1754) In the middle of XVIII century the English and French colonies
in North America are expanding toward each other. Only the waters of the Ohio and St. Lawrence rivers were a weak barrier separating the two Monarchies from direct military conflict.

 The Seven Years War
 by Michael Jeszenka

(1756-1762) The Seven Years War conflict in America is known as the French and Indian War, and the European conflict is known as the Second Silesian War. It was a result of the diplomatic revolution which took place after the War of Austrian Succession.

 Pitt's War at Sea v2.0
 by Carl Fritz

(1759-1763) While the French and Indian War was being fought in North America, England and France battled in the Caribbean Sea as well. The English first captured several French possessions in the West Indies. Then England declared war on Spain, capturing Havana.

 Revolutionary War
 by Gary Longo

(1776-1849) The American Colonies have declared their independece from England. The French have decided to side with the Americans, in an effort to hurt the British. The natives have decided to help the British out of fear of an expansionistic American Government.

 Gustav III of Sweden
 by Jonas Hasselrot

(1778) Seeking war with Russia, the Swedish King, Gustav III, gets a golden opportunity when the Sultan declares war on Russia. Forbidden by law to start a war, Gustav III dresses his own soldiers like Russian Cossacks and lets them attack a Swedish position...