Traveling_the_Eastern_Seaboard

Traveling the Eastern Seaboard Today when Americans travel up and down the eastern seaboard, they can recognize differences among the people. New England is still a land of a more uptight, prominent people with little diversity. There are still families who can trace their bloodlines back to Europe, England mainly. New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania are all more laid back, more concerned with their own lives than noticing the flaws in others, and a very diverse group of people. Typically considered to be rude and not paying too much attention anybody except himself or herself, they seem to do what they have to do, and other than that - they do not care! The south is still very laid back, with fast food restaurants taking over an hour, and people who talk with slow southern drawls. Southeastern states tend to have a large black population, and white population, but not many other races; except for Miami, Florida! This is because this is primarily the way things have been for centuries. Although much has changed since 1776, and there is much more diversity in all regions, the main ideas of these regions have continued to remain south, people, colonies, new, england, very, population, slaves, own, middle, land, lives, came, became, towns, slave, puritans, over, one, often, north, exports, 1770, way, tobacco, region, planters, much, everything, eventually, due, diverse, back, while, wheat, wealth, trade, tend, ten, taken, southern, selling, seemed, relied, others, lower, life, known, enough, englanders