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at least 11 drastically different cultures, but what percentage of the population is covered by the 3 largest?

• Zambyte 3y ago
  Honestly it's probably more evenly distributed than you may think. I grew up in one state in the North East, currently living in another, and I've been to two states in the South East, South mid, South west, North West, and every single time has been a very noticeable difference in culture.
  • permo-w 3y ago
    I'm sure it's different, but is it as different as say, Italy is to Germany? or Portugal to England? or Estonia to France? I have no trouble believing that American states have noticeably different cultures, but drastically?
    • Zambyte 3y ago
      What would you say is drastic? In each of these regions, I've noticed different architecture, different cuisine, different accents, different social expectations, different political values that are widely accepted, different popular activities for leisure, different distributions of spoken languages... I haven't actual been outside of the US myself so I don't have a frame of reference for that, but different regions in the US really are quite different from my limited perspective.