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Originally Posted by TheBig3KilledMyRainDog
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The north got widespread support in England during the civil war.
With the Scots supporting the south.
The following wiki article may explain why;
"The first United States census in 1790 revealed a well defined ethnic division between the Northern and Southern states. In New England 75 percent of the people were Anglo-Saxons in origin, while Celts outnumbered Anglo-Saxons in the South two to one."[5] "A decade before the American Civil War the South - from Virginia to Texas was probably three-quarters Celtic."
It would also explain the inevitable outcome too.
