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A character who lives in, is from, or is otherwise associated with the American South. What states are considered to be part of the South varies, but may include [[:Category:Delaware|Delaware]], [[:Category:Florida|Florida]], [[:Category:Georgia|Georgia]], [[:Category:Maryland|Maryland]], [[:Category:North Carolina|North Carolina]], [[:Category:South Carolina|South Carolina]], [[:Category:Virginia|Virginia]], [[:Category:West Virginia|West Virginia]], [[:Category:Alabama|Alabama]], [[:Category:Kentucky|Kentucky]], [[:Category:Mississippi|Mississippi]], [[:Category:Tennessee|Tennessee]], [[:Category:Arkansas|Arkansas]], [[:Category:Missouri|Missouri]], [[:Category:Louisiana|Louisiana]], [[:Category:Oklahoma|Oklahoma]], and [[:Category:Texas|Texas]]. The South is an area united by culture, history, and a certain pride that keeps it a distinct region of the country. | A character who lives in, is from, or is otherwise associated with the American South. What states are considered to be part of the South varies, but may include [[:Category:Delaware|Delaware]], [[:Category:Florida|Florida]], [[:Category:Georgia|Georgia]], [[:Category:Maryland|Maryland]], [[:Category:North Carolina|North Carolina]], [[:Category:South Carolina|South Carolina]], [[:Category:Virginia|Virginia]], [[:Category:West Virginia|West Virginia]], [[:Category:Alabama|Alabama]], [[:Category:Kentucky|Kentucky]], [[:Category:Mississippi|Mississippi]], [[:Category:Tennessee|Tennessee]], [[:Category:Arkansas|Arkansas]], [[:Category:Missouri|Missouri]], [[:Category:Louisiana|Louisiana]], [[:Category:Oklahoma|Oklahoma]], and [[:Category:Texas|Texas]]. The South is an area united by culture, history, and a certain pride that keeps it a distinct region of the country. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:08, 22 July 2016
A character who lives in, is from, or is otherwise associated with the American South. What states are considered to be part of the South varies, but may include Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas. The South is an area united by culture, history, and a certain pride that keeps it a distinct region of the country.
