California is not associated with the Inland South, it is on the opposite side of the country. The Inland South includes Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, excluding Florida and Texas. The Inland South starts from the part of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, to the Piedmont, over the Appalachians, then to the North America Interior Lowland. The Appalachia is the area on the Appalachian mountain. The Ozarks is the area on the mountain between Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. These areas have similar cultures although they are apart. They have their own distinct culture, music, and religion because they are isolated. California is not associated with the Inland South, it is on the opposite side of the country.
Friday, March 21, 2014
The Inland South
California is not associated with the Inland South, it is on the opposite side of the country. The Inland South includes Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, excluding Florida and Texas. The Inland South starts from the part of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, to the Piedmont, over the Appalachians, then to the North America Interior Lowland. The Appalachia is the area on the Appalachian mountain. The Ozarks is the area on the mountain between Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. These areas have similar cultures although they are apart. They have their own distinct culture, music, and religion because they are isolated. California is not associated with the Inland South, it is on the opposite side of the country.
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