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THE SOUTH• 14 States
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The South • Debatable boundaries
• W. TX, W. OK, S. FL…
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Humid Subtropical Climate• Advantages– Rapid, abundant • industries
– Long …
• Disadvantages– Discomfort• Air Conditioning …
– Insects …
– Heavy rain …
– Florida …
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People of the South• Mainly:–White Protestants…
– African-American Protestants
–Mexican-American Catholics…
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People of the South• Cuban-Americans in…– Immigrated after…
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Historical Influences in the South• Spain
• St. Augustine, FL
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British Influence in the South• Jamestown, VA
• Williamsburg, VA
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Historical Influence - Upland South• The Appalachians
• Scotch-Irish
• Bluegrass Music
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Upland South• Corn Whiskey
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French Influence in the South• So. LA– Louisiana named for…
– New Orleans
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French Influence in the South• Cajuns in S. LA– Expelled from …• “Acadia”
– Unique culture• Language
• Zydeco music
• Cuisine
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Agriculture in the South• Tobacco
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Cotton• 1800s
–20th century• Boll Weevil
• Current cotton farming
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Citrus Fruit• Cen. FL
• Oranges for…
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Virginia• Most …
• Home to many …
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Mt. Vernon• George Washington
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Monticello• Thomas Jefferson
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Arlington• National …– Tomb of …
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Norfolk• Xlnt natural harbor…
• Largest naval base…
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Shenandoah National Park
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West Virginia• “The __________State”
• Landscape
• Ohio River
• Education
• per capita income
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West Virginia• Was part of …
• Opposed …
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West Virginia• Coal Mining
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Kentucky• “Bluegrass State”
• Lexington
• Louisville
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Louisville, KY• On Ohio River
• Fort Knox nearby
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Mammoth Cave Nat’l Park• Largest cave system…
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Kentucky• Coal Mining
• Like West Virginia…
• “Coal Miner’s Daughter” (1980)
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Kentucky• Auto Assembly
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Tennessee• In 3 parts due to …
• Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)– 1930s
– Dams
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Memphis, TN• On ___________River
• Headquarters…
• Tourism– Graceland…
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Nashville, TN• …Capital
• Gran Ole Opry…
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“Trail of Tears”• Forced relocation ….
• 5 tribes…
• Walked …
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North Carolina• Barrier Islands– “Outer Banks”
– Kitty Hawk
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North Carolina• Forests …
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North Carolina• Textiles (also in SC)–Major decline …• NAFTA
–Manufacturers moved …
• Textile trade quotas …
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North Carolina• Research Triangle Park– Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill
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Charlotte, NC• Largest city…
• Banking
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South Carolina• Columbia
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South Carolina• Charleston
• Fort Sumter
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South Carolina• Beach Resorts
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Georgia• Named after …
• Okefenokee Swamp
• Appalachians …
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Georgia• Forests– Industry
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Georgia• Appalachians …– Atlanta
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Atlanta, GA• Transportation hub…
• Headquarters of:
• 1996
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Savannah, GA• Civil War
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Florida• Beaches– Spring Break …
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Miami, FL
• Transportation hub
• National Parks nearby…
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Biscayne Nat’l Park
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Alabama• Birmingham
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Alabama• Montgomery
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Mississippi• Major slave state
• Population today…
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Mississippi• Civil War battles
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Mississippi• Biloxi
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Louisiana• New Orleans– Founded by …
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New Orleans• French influence
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• Much of city is …• Levees…
New Orleans
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• Hurricane Katrina 2005…New Orleans
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• Home of _______MusicNew Orleans
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Arkansas• Little Rock
• Former President Bill Clinton…
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Arkansas• _____________ Nat’l Park
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Oklahoma• Indian Territory…
• Land Grab for Whites
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Oklahoma• 1930s – Dust Bowl…– Okies migrated …
– Soil
• Cattle
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Texas• Rainfall pattern…
• Chihuahua Desert
– El Paso
• _____________ River
• Across from
–Big Bend Nat’l Park
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Big Bend Nat’l Park
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Houston, TX• #4 City…
• Seaport 50 miles…– Canal…
– Hurricanes…
• Galveston…
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Houston, TX• Industry• NASA
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Dallas-Fort Worth, TX• Cattle stockyards