The nations have different attitudes towards government and authority from "summary" of American Nations by Colin Woodard
The nations of North America have distinct attitudes towards government and authority, shaped by their unique historical and cultural backgrounds. These attitudes are deeply ingrained in the collective psyche of each nation and manifest themselves in various forms of governance and social structures. For example, the Yankeedom nation, founded by Puritans seeking religious freedom, values a strong central government that enforces moral order and social justice. This belief in the importance of government intervention is reflected in policies such as universal healthcare and strict environmental regulations. In contrast, the Deep South nation, settled by Cavaliers seeking wealth and status, has a deep-seated distrust of centralized authority and a preference for limited government intervention. This...
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