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  1. Jul 30

    . applies his fascinating map of cultural regionalism to last 3 presidential elections. The urban-rural divide may not explain it all, but it's hugely important in the Northeast and upper Midwest, vital states for Democrats

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  2. Oct 23

    One of the many applications of :

    In Opinion Colin Woodard writes, "Contrary to conventional wisdom, the most significant and abiding divide in American politics isn’t between city and countryside, but rather among regional cultures."
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  3. Jan 19

    Explains a lot: “Balkanized America” by , addenda to to his 2011

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  4. Sep 19

    game

    >plays a grand strategy game on steam once
  5. 8 Oct 2017
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    According to 's concept, your guest is not so very wrong.

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  6. Aug 18

    Finally reading ’s and can’t believe all of the pieces that fit together

    New to and wanting to know more? The book tells all, but this article is a good start (and shows how the paradigm can be applied to questions not referenced in the book):
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  7. Sep 10

    First of all we need to understand

  8. 9 Dec 2017

    Just finished book. Fascinating read. Analysis by helps makes sense of my own experience living in N. Alabama, W. Tennessee, Middle TN, Boston, Indy. Recommended for those trying to understand regional influence on community, politics, identity.

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  9. 19 hours ago

    I love how I can see ’s in other maps. E.g. the cropland belt from Ohio to Iowa that fans out in the plains vs Woodward’s Midlands. Look especially at Kansas!

    There's something satisfying about the way North America is divided into zones with different types of vegetation:
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  10. 15 Nov 2017

    This fits 's representation of the Far East nation in

    How the American frontier shaped baby names, property taxes and the 2016 presidential election
  11. 14 Oct 2017
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    Colin Woodard's concept of US being composed of 11 nations & not one country 👌🏼👌🏽👌🏾

  12. 19 Dec 2017

    Just finished by and loved it! Frustrated by politcial and cultural divisions in America? This book explains so much of it. Interesting to see how even Indiana (heck, even my family) is divided up along these lines.

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  13. Aug 13

    It's not #2008 anymore in and

  14. May 18

    Reading American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America by Collin Woodard. It is deed historical analysis. My thought is that you cannot divide what is not divisible.

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  15. May 29

    What is the Great American Divide? And, 3 Books that don't answer it very well.

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  16. Feb 10

    I'm still reading 's . Now I'm finding revelations abt many of my core beliefs My aristocratic Tidewater (VA) & unruly SC ancestry are def a part of me. Turns tho that my core being comes from the Appalachian Nation. Who knew!?!!

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  17. 6 Nov 2017

    Fascinated by idea behind . Do you consider New Orleans part of New France or New South? What about Chicago?

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  18. Jul 30

    Loved the book by Colin Woodward, this article is a beautiful summation

  19. Oct 12

    How Colin Woodard’s ‘American Nations’ explains the 2016 presidential election

  20. 22 Dec 2017

    my uncle from Chicago sent me your book for Christmas. I am really looking to dive into it.

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