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People with no exposure to living in the South or Midwest would possibly mistake a southern accent for a midwest accent and vice versa. Baltimore is the definite winner in this case.
Baltimore is in th actual south, so it has to be Baltimore. The only thing about Chicago that is stereotypically more southern than Baltimore is the accents of the black people in Chicago.
Baltimore is in th actual south, so it has to be Baltimore. The only thing about Chicago that is stereotypically more southern than Baltimore is the accents of the black people in Chicago.
Maryland was a Border State, the same as Delaware, Kentucky and Missouri. Those states never left the Union but they did have slavery. There is controversy about all those states which region of the country they are apart of.
Maryland was a Border State, the same as Delaware, Kentucky and Missouri. Those states never left the Union but they did have slavery. There is controversy about all those states which region of the country they are apart of.
but ''the south'' was defined by the Mason-Dixon Line regardless of which states left the union in our 2nd revolution known as the Civil War.
but ''the south'' was defined by the Mason-Dixon Line regardless of which states left the union in our 2nd revolution known as the Civil War.
That's not necessarily true. The Mason Dixon line had nothing to do with north or south. The M-D line was the result of a land dispute between Maryland and Pennsylvania. If MD has it's way, Philly would be in Maryland, and if PA had their way, Baltimore would be in Pennsylvania.
Maryland/Delaware border is also the Mason Dixon line, yet Delaware is classified as a southern state as well per the Census.
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