The nations have different approaches to education and social welfare from "summary" of American Nations by Colin Woodard
The nations in North America have significantly different approaches when it comes to education and social welfare. These disparities can be traced back to the founding cultures of each nation and the values they prioritize. For example, Yankeedom places a high value on education and social welfare, with a strong emphasis on public education and social programs to support the less fortunate. This stems from their Puritan roots and belief in community cooperation and social responsibility. In contrast, the Deep South has a more individualistic approach to education and social welfare, with a focus on personal responsibility and limited government intervention. This can be attributed to their Cavalier origins and emphasis on hierarchy and self-reliance. As a result, education and social welfare programs are often underfunded and less comprehensive com...
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