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the south is south of the missouri compromise line east of the eastern boarder of texas and not including oklahoma
So most of Texas and Oklahoma are not part of the South at large? Very interesting perspective.
Read back through the last couple pages of this thread and you'll see that your position is at odds with most of the other posters as well as the maps that are listed.
Looks like much of Oklahoma was simply western Arkansaw Territory during the Missouri Compromise. I'm glad that Oklahoma is its own territory/state now, however.
So most of Texas and Oklahoma are not part of the South at large? Very interesting perspective.
Read back through the last couple pages of this thread and you'll see that your position is at odds with most of the other posters as well as the maps that are listed.
Looks like much of Oklahoma was simply western Arkansaw Territory during the Missouri Compromise. I'm glad that Oklahoma is its own territory/state now, however.
Personally, I think the map I made by putting together the 2000 US Census Ancestry map with the Telsur Project map of southern speech (red line) shows pretty much where the south begins. South Regional Map
Personally, I think the map I made by putting together the 2000 US Census Ancestry map with the Telsur Project map of southern speech (red line) shows pretty much where the south begins. South Regional Map
I'd agree with this, except I'd include all of Kentucky, and a little more of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Overall, very accurate description.
So most of Texas and Oklahoma are not part of the South at large? Very interesting perspective.
Read back through the last couple pages of this thread and you'll see that your position is at odds with most of the other posters as well as the maps that are listed.
Looks like much of Oklahoma was simply western Arkansaw Territory during the Missouri Compromise. I'm glad that Oklahoma is its own territory/state now, however.
excuse me i meant the western side of texas but no i dont include oklahoma
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