“If ethnicity is one side of the coin, then geography is the other. When the first wave of Scots-Irish immigrants landed in the New World in the eighteenth century, they were deeply attracted to the Appalachian Mountains. This region is admittedly huge – stretching from Alabama to Georgia in the South to Ohio to parts of New York in the North – but the culture of Greater Appalachia is remarkably cohesive.”
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