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'''The South''' is usually identified as the eleven states that made up the [[Confederate States of America]] which consisted of [[South Carolina]], [[Mississippi]], [[Florida]], [[Alabama]], [[Georgia]], [[Louisiana]], [[Texas]], [[Virginia]], [[Arkansas]], [[Tennessee]] and [[North Carolina]].{{fact}}  The South is currently defined by the US Census as the above listed states, as well as [[Delaware]], [[Maryland]], [[West Virginia]], [[Kentucky]], and [[Oklahoma]]. [http://www.census.gov/geo/www/us_regdiv.pdf]

'''The South''' is usually identified as the eleven states that made up the [[Confederate States of America]] which consisted of [[South Carolina]], [[Mississippi]], [[Florida]], [[Alabama]], [[Georgia]], [[Louisiana]], [[Texas]], [[Virginia]], [[Arkansas]], [[Tennessee]] and [[North Carolina]].{{fact}}  The South is currently defined by the US Census as the above listed states, as well as [[Delaware]], [[Maryland]], [[West Virginia]], [[Kentucky]], and [[Oklahoma]]. <ref>http://www.census.gov/geo/www/us_regdiv.pdf</ref>

Although the south once fought to secede from the union during the [[Civil War]], today they are known as much as all the other states of the Union for their patriotism and commitment to morality in government.   

Although the south once fought to secede from the union during the [[Civil War]], today they are known as much as all the other states of the Union for their patriotism and commitment to morality in government.