Why The Sentimentality Toward The South?

Cycom

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One of the things I've always been curious about (at least in my own experience) during my research of the CW is the persistent feeling of sentimentality I have for the South. I don't understand why, as I live in SoCal and have never visited, much less lived in the South.

Is it the old agrarian society that brings up images of a simpler life? The fact that the Confederacy was the underdog yet still managed to beat up their opponent before finally being overwhelmed? The sense of southern pride and honor?

Hope this makes sense!
 

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