Poll: Empire state of the South (Atlanta, states, California, school)

[Acmilan]

Which Southern state is the most powerful one?States are listed in alphabetical order and chosen as defined by the US Census
http://www.census.gov/geo/www/us_regdiv.pdf

[BeyondInfinity]

Originally Posted by Acmilan

Which Southern state is the most powerful one?States are listed in alphabetical order and chosen as defined by the US Census
http://www.census.gov/geo/www/us_regdiv.pdf

So it's official, D.C is apart of the South!

[BacktoBlue]

Texas
as much as I wish it wasn't

[cdw1084]

I vote Texas as the most powerful state in the south.

California is the empire state of the nation....followed by Texas!

[Dallaz]

Originally Posted by ck26

So it's official, D.C is apart of the South!

DC has always been apart of the South.

[Infamous Past]

Originally Posted by lansinggirl09

I vote Texas as the most powerful state in the south.

California is the empire state of the nation....followed by Texas!

Yet New York is the Empire State... WE ARE THE ONLY EMPIRE STATE IN THE NATION! But that doesn't mean we're stronger than California or Texas though, just that NEW YORK IS THE EMPIRE STATE. There are no replicas.

[Infamous Past]

Originally Posted by ck26

So it's official, D.C is apart of the South!

DC isn't apart of the South. Only Atlantans think it should be.

[Dallaz]

Originally Posted by Infamous Past

Yet New York is the Empire State... WE ARE THE ONLY EMPIRE STATE IN THE NATION! But that doesn't mean we're stronger than California or Texas though, just that NEW YORK IS THE EMPIRE STATE. There are no replicas.

That's the nickname of the state.....

[Dallaz]

Originally Posted by Infamous Past

DC isn't apart of the South. Only Atlantans think it should be.

Dude, what did yall learn in school? Have you heard about the Compromise of 1790?

[Infamous Past]

Originally Posted by Dallaz

Dude, what did yall learn in school? Have you heard about the Compromise of 1790?

Have you heard of the BosWash Megalopolis? DC isn't in the South, the US Census was invented in 1790 and at the time DC was listed as a Southern city, today its 2010 and the US Census hasn't updated the influence of the regions yet.