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Historically Important
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
New South
Atlanta (GA is nowhere close to the New South. ATL just stands out in that regards)
North Carolina
East Texas
Musically
Georgia
Tennessee
Geographically
Tennessee/North Carolina - Appalachian Culture
South Carolina - Low Country Culture....
North Carolina is no more New South than Georgia.New South.
Atlanta is larger than Charlotte,Research Triangle Combined CSA populations and area wide combined.
I think you have a misunderstanding of what New South is.
Why would South Carolina be more important Historically than Virginia or Georgia?VA was the first state to have settlers.
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the first permanent English settlement in the Americas. Established by the Virginia Company of London as "James Fort" on May 14, 1607 (O.S., May 24, 1607 N.S.),[2] it followed several earlier failed attempts, including the Lost Colony of Roanoke
North Carolina is no more New South than Georgia.New South.
Atlanta is larger than Charlotte,Research Triangle Combined CSA populations and area wide combined.
I think you have a misunderstanding of what New South is.
Why would South Carolina be more important Historically than Virginia or Georgia?VAwasthefirststatetohavesettlers.
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I think that speaks more to the history of the country itself(colonialism),not just the South. I think most people choose SC because it was the 1st to secede and is the state that really pushed the issue, where as Va joined in after SC was attacked.
North Carolina is no more New South than Georgia.New South.
Atlanta is larger than Charlotte,Research Triangle Combined CSA populations and area wide combined.
I think you have a misunderstanding of what New South is.
I think that speaks more to the history of the country itself(colonialism),not just the South. I think most people choose SC because it was the 1st to secede and is the state that really pushed the issue, where as Va joined in after SC was attacked.
Yes but Virginia has been around longer with a lot of history that predates the founding of the country.
An edge is different than exclusion. Everyone has there own opinion based on what they find positive progression.
In your post, you said that NC was no more "New South" than GA. In other words, you seemed to be suggesting they're equal. All I was saying is that I think the latter has an edge.
Yes but Virginia has been around longer with a lot of history that predates the founding of the country.
I think we're saying pretty much the same thing in that regard.
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