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... South . By far the largest of the three original Anglo - American culture areas , the South is also the most idiosyncratic with respect to national norms — or slowest to accept them . The South was once so distinct from the non - South ...
... South . By far the largest of the three original Anglo - American culture areas , the South is also the most idiosyncratic with respect to national norms — or slowest to accept them . The South was once so distinct from the non - South ...
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... South . More frequently it was manifested through sup- port of the Democratic Party , which gradually regained its strength in the South and waited for the time when the North would tire of supporting the Radical regimes and would ...
... South . More frequently it was manifested through sup- port of the Democratic Party , which gradually regained its strength in the South and waited for the time when the North would tire of supporting the Radical regimes and would ...
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... South Carolina in Columbia , chartered and as South Carolina College in 1801 and opened in 1805 . universities Clemson University , a land - grant institution established in 1889 , has a major research and teaching focus on agri ...
... South Carolina in Columbia , chartered and as South Carolina College in 1801 and opened in 1805 . universities Clemson University , a land - grant institution established in 1889 , has a major research and teaching focus on agri ...
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