Here's a map of early American settlements. You can tell the south was started later>relevant to Gulf Coast
>>532311708You forgot St Augustine and Pensacola. But it was all the kingdom of Atlantis long before that.
>>532311708>the south was started laterbut the first colony was in virginia
>>532312009spanish clay
>>532311708St. Augustine was founded in 1565 FYI
>You can tell the south was started laterJamestown was the first permanent english colonyEven roanake which dissapeared was established in what is now north carolinasouth was always the original
>>532311708it would be kinda cool if anglos were confined to the east side of the appalachians or at least the left bank of the Mississippi.
>>532311708We own a ranch in Southeast Texas. The original family (Spaniards) have gravestones on the property placed from 1598 to 1621. There are German settlers buried there later. There were European settlers all over North America going out independently.
>>532311708Yes the south was mostly settled by migrants from places like virginia and hillbillies from up north, what will really throw you for a loop is they settled pretty much everywhere else too, even the southern half of the midwest. So yeah the megacity NYC/boston corridor is pretty much culturally irrelevant despite hosting all the esteemed colleges, infrastructure and finance and claiming to be the the preeminent culture in the US (it doesn't exist, they have no culture they're an economic zone see: melting pot)
>>532311708We dont fw retards that say "Yall">T. NJ
