What U.S. states feel the most "southern" and how would you
WEBAceofkings9. •. In the strictest definition of Southern, it goes Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia for me. Reply reply. Expat111. •. Virginia, or most of its population, is not southern. I just moved from Virginia to Atlanta and it's truly like night and day.
ranking all US states from most to least "southern" - Reddit
WEBDiscussion. Obviously all US states are not southern, but I thought it would be interesting to rank each state from most to least "Southern", or similar to the South, in terms of cultural similarity, politics, geography, etc. Mississippi. Alabama. Louisiana. Arkansas. Georgia. South Carolina. Tennessee.
What is the most SOUTHERN state? (live, trendy, race) - General …
WEBApr 26, 2014 · The order was: State Date of Secession South Carolina December 20, 1860 Mississippi January 9, 1861 Florida January 10, 1861 Alabama January 11, 1861 Georgia January 19, 1861 Louisiana January 26, 1861 Texas February 1, 1861 Virginia April 17, 1861 Arkansas May 6, 1861 North Carolina May 20, 1861 Tennessee June 8, 1861.
Is Maryland a Northern or Southern state? : r/maryland - Reddit
WEBJul 28, 2023 · Maryland was a slave state that sided with the union just like Delaware, and VA split into two over the issue. So the mid-Atlantic character of these states was already on full display by the 19th century. We are more urbanized than most of the South, but we still have plenty of rural areas in a way that a state like New Jersey doesn’t.
Which state in south would you say is culturally the most ... - Reddit
WEBPersonally, I would say Mississippi is the most southern state. It represents that old 1900s southern culture and way of thinking, which can be a bad thing at times. I don't think of any modern metropolis when I think of Mississippi. Georgia has Atlanta, NC has Charlotte, even Birmingham is a more modern urban area.
What is the most "southern" state? (home, school) - City-Data.com
WEBMay 28, 2008 · 4. South Carolina - (The first state to secede, and with the most support within. The only reason it might be not be ranked "most Southern" is the colonial influence and its own certain brand of independence.) 3. Georgia - (Gone With the Wind. The Empire State of The South, epitome of the "southern accent".
Is Maryland a Southern State? : r/maryland - Reddit
WEBAug 15, 2021 · The northern county could be but it is very close to PA. In the late 20th Century, Maryland was hardly a Southern state and certainly isn't one today. There are traces in more rural parts, but not where most of the population lives. If you ask Northerners, it’s southern.
Is West Virginia considered a southern state? : r/WestVirginia
WEBWest Virginia is assigned to the 'South Atlantic' division (along with DC, Maryland, and Delaware). West Virginia is even less "Atlantic" than it is "South". Indiana for comparisons sake, is in something administratively called "East North Central". I doubt they are having an existential crisis about it. Reply reply.
Which Midwestern state feels the most Southern? (house, rank)
WEBAug 10, 2019 · Probably Cairo, Illinois and the Missouri bootheel being "the most" southern spots in the area. Even St. Louis feels southern to me, being from the upper Midwest. There’s not that much similarity between Minnesota and Missouri. Since Kentucky is in the South, this makes sense. Not surprised by Missouri leading.
In your opinion what is the most "Southern" Southern state?
WEBMost southern states have regions that are definitely still “southern,” but in a distinguishable way from the generic definition. Mississippi isn’t a bad answer, but the delta is kind of its own unique culture.