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The '''Midwest''' is a general term for the population and cultural center of the [[United States]], in between the Northeast, the South and the West.  The Midwest consists roughly of ten states bordering the [[Ohio River|Ohio]] and [[Mississippi River]]s and [[Lake Michigan]]. Midwestern states include [[Illinois]], [[Indiana]], [[Ohio]], [[Iowa]], [[Minnesota]], [[Michigan]], [[Wisconsin]], [[North Dakota]], [[South Dakota]], [[Kansas]], and [[Nebraska]].

The '''Midwest''' is a general term for the population and cultural center of the [[United States]], in between the Northeast, the South and the West.  The Midwest consists roughly of ten states bordering the [[Ohio River|Ohio]] and [[Mississippi River]]s and [[Lake Michigan]]. Midwestern states include [[Illinois]], [[Indiana]], [[Ohio]], [[Iowa]], [[Minnesota]], [[Michigan]], [[Wisconsin]], [[North Dakota]], [[South Dakota]], [[Kansas]], and [[Nebraska]]. Many farmers from [[Germany]], [[Austria]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Belgium]], [[Switzerland]] and [[Scandinavia]] settled in rural areas of the Midwest, thus [[Germanic languages|Germanic]] influence is strong within those states mentioned.

The Midwest started and continues to lead the [[conservative]] movement, featuring a unique mixture of intellectual force and [[faith]].  The South tends to rely more on [[faith]] and the northeast more on intellect.

The Midwest started and continues to lead the [[conservative]] movement, featuring a unique mixture of intellectual force and [[faith]].  The South tends to rely more on [[faith]] and the northeast more on intellect.

[[Category:Regions of the United States]]

[[Category:Regions of the United States]]