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old south

/oʊld saʊθ/

Traduction: Terme historique et culturel désignant le sud-est des États-Unis avant la guerre de Sécession, caractérisé par une économie agricole, un système de plantations et des traditions sociales particulières.

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/oʊld saʊθ/C1formalamericanpolitical
  • frTerme historique et culturel désignant le sud-est des États-Unis avant la guerre de Sécession, caractérisé par une économie agricole, un système de plantations et des traditions sociales particulières.

A historical and cultural term referring to the southeastern United States before the American Civil War, characterized by an agrarian economy, plantation system, and distinct social traditions.

  1. Historical region of the United StatesB2formalamerican

    Refers to the southeastern United States, particularly before the American Civil War, characterized by an agrarian economy, plantation system, and distinct cultural traditions.

    frVieux Sud

    • The Old South is often romanticized in literature and film.
    • Many historic plantations in the Old South have been preserved as museums.
    • The culture of the Old South was heavily influenced by agriculture and slavery.