How stronger British victories might alter the postwar balance

Would a shorter war and stronger Royal Navy change the postwar balance of power between Britain and the United States?

The United States would probably still emerge as a superpower, but the division of the postwar world and the interpretation of wartime victories could differ.

A British-led victory in North Africa and a joint carrier victory against Japan would change the record of wartime success. Those outcomes could affect how the conflict was later interpreted. American superpower status still seems likely in this speculative account. The uncertainty concerns how evenly the postwar world would divide, how quickly that division would emerge, and how the resulting relationships would form.