Customs and Traditions
This type of southern food typically consists of a slow-cooked and heavily seasoned meat.
What is Barbecue?
A type of dance, where a group of people dance to a repeating set of steps.
What is line dancing?
This type of music gained popularity during the 1920s.
What is folk music?
This river is the 2nd longest river in the South-East United States, and one of the longest rivers in the world.
A well known southern author, famous for Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Mark Twain
What is the 19th century?
This mountain range is known as the birthplace of Folk music.
What are the Southern Appalachian Mountains?
This system of mountains, known for mountain music, is the 2nd largest system of mountains in North America.
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
A type of southern food that uses lots of fats and lards, with roots in Native America, Scots Irish, African, and more.
What is Soul Food?
During this decade, Line dancing had become one of the most popular styles of dance.
What is the 1920s?
This song is considered to have caused bluegrass to gain popularity.
What is Molly and Tenbrooks?
This wetland swamp is located in the coastal region of Georgia.
What is the Okefenokee Swamp?
This novel, published in 1960, depicted life in the south during the great depression.
What is To Kill a Mockingbird
Line dancing is known for having started in this popular region of the United States.
What is the Midwest?
This man is considered the father of folk music.
Who is Woody Guthrie?
This small island is commonly considered a part of the South Eastern United States.
What is Puerto Rico?
This type of music comes from a variety American, African, and European cultures, including French, Native American, and Acadian.
What is Cajun or Creole?
This popular song about a man whose wife is stolen from him, is commonly used as a song for line dance.
What is Cotton-eyed Joe?
This group was incredibly popular, and is known as the first country music vocal group to become famous.
Who is the Carter Family?
This wetland, subtropical swamp located on the southern tip of Florida, became a National Park in 1947.
What is the Everglades?