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america's load-bearing wall, doing all the work while the coasts take the photos.

means the vast interior of the united states known for farmland, factories, and a cultural instinct toward modesty and hard work.

from the term hardened in the late 1800s as the frontier moved west, leaving the old northwest territory as the settled middle ground between coasts, neither east nor truly west.

for instance

chicago3 million people, the region's only true metropolis

iowa caucusesfirst presidential vote every four years since 1972

the dust bowl1930s drought that emptied the plains

detroit auto industrybuilt the american middle class, then broke it

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