Southern Religion in the World

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Southern religious expressions, particularly in music, have played a significant role in shaping both local and global cultures despite being perceived as provincial and resistant to outside influences. Emerging from a transnational movement of peoples between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, southern religion became known for its evangelical dominance and racial restrictions. However, its unique expressions have exerted considerable intellectual and cultural influence worldwide, highlighting a complex relationship between local identity and global impact.