The term "Yankee" or "Yanks" was given to the Northern forces of the United States in the US Civil War. This excluded Kentucky which at first was neutral in that war. Later that changed, however, Kentuckians were never considered to be "Yankees". Later in history, the term "Yanks" was used to describe the Americans. This was a term used often by France & Great Britain in WW1.
Kentucky is a southern state and even though most of Missouri is above the Mason Dixon most Missourians fought for the South. Both Missouri and Kentucky along with West Virginia tried to join the Confederacy but were stopped because the Yankees were watching there state elections. They were standing at the polls intimidating people.
Originally no one. He once stated he went to Kentucky to get away from people. Eventually he will a cabin and move his family to Kentucky.
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People from Lexington, Kentucky, are commonly referred to as "Lexingtonians." This term is used to describe residents or natives of the city. In some contexts, they may also be identified by their association with the state of Kentucky.
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Kentucky is a southern state and even though most of Missouri is above the Mason Dixon most Missourians fought for the South. Both Missouri and Kentucky along with West Virginia tried to join the Confederacy but were stopped because the Yankees were watching there state elections. They were standing at the polls intimidating people.
people from the north is the definition of YANKEES.
It depends... how many people live in Kentucky?
Frankfort, Kentucky: 27, 741
in the 1700s, british people called American revolutionists "Yankees"
3 million people attend Kentucky a year.
Some people believe Quincy Kentucky to be haunted.
Kentucky is the incest capital of the world.
Indians was the first people to discover Kentucky
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No, but it is for Black People.