Which state feels more southern, North Carolina or Arkansas? (live, move to)

[JayJayCB]

Any thoughts? Most people say Tennessee feels more southern than North Carolina today, and North Carolina feels more southern than Virginia. However, what about Arkansas? Currently studying the history of the Upper South.

[Davy-040]

I think Arkansas, just because there live a lot more Yankees in North Carolina.

[1973PINTO]

i dont remember arkansas being a part of the south during the war of northern aggression ..same as kentucky ..all northerners to me ..

[lammius]

Originally Posted by HOSS429

i dont remember arkansas being a part of the south during the war of northern aggression ..same as kentucky ..all northerners to me ..

If you blinked, you probably missed it. Arkansas fell faster than a hog on rollerskates!

[1973PINTO]

Originally Posted by lammius

If you blinked, you probably missed it. Arkansas fell faster than a hog on rollerskates!

they surrendered ,,HA !!

[Scotty011]

JayjayCB, why don't you just move to a Northern city. Is seems to me that you want NC to be considered Northern. That is all you ever post about. If you want to be a northerner move up North and be happy. You have an obsession with NC and VA.

[JayJayCB]

Originally Posted by Scotty011

JayjayCB, why don't you just move to a Northern city. Is seems to me that you want NC to be considered Northern. That is all you ever post about. If you want to be a northerner move up North and be happy. You have an obsession with NC and VA.

See, that's where you're wrong.

I don't want NC to be northern. If that was the case, I'd call NC "Mid-Atlantic" instead of Upper South. NC is southern, I've stressed that sooooo many times on this site. I compare NC to VA because they're similar states, not because I want NC to be less southern.

[grmasterb]

Originally Posted by HOSS429

i dont remember arkansas being a part of the south during the war of northern aggression ..same as kentucky ..all northerners to me ..

You can remember the Civil War? You have bad memory. Arkansas did secede and joined the Confederacy.

[Scotty011]

Originally Posted by HOSS429

i dont remember arkansas being a part of the south during the war of northern aggression ..same as kentucky ..all northerners to me ..

Arkansas was a Confederate state.

[kidd907]

Originally Posted by JayJayCB

Any thoughts? Most people say Tennessee feels more southern than North Carolina today, and North Carolina feels more southern than Virginia. However, what about Arkansas? Currently studying the history of the Upper South.

How does southern feel?

I mean both are in the south just because of their locations.