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5.) COMSOUTH: Just for the record, would you say that your community is in the South, or not? 6.) LIVESOU: Not counting time spent away at school/other reasons, have you live in South all life/not? How long? 7.) TRAVOUT: Have you ever traveled or visited outside the South? 9.) SOUTHERN: Do you consider yourself a Southerner, or not? 10.) LIVEWH: Do you live in a city, a suburban community, a small town, or a rural area? 12.) RELIG: How often do you attend church or other religious services? 14.) MARITAL: Are you currently... 15.) PARENT: Are you a parent? 16.) EMPLOYED: Last week were you primarily: 17.) HWEMPLOY: What about your husband/wife-last week was he/she primarily: 18.) INCOME: Category best describes your total household income before taxes: 19.) RACE94: What race do you consider yourself? 20.) HISPANIC: Are you of Hispanic origin? 24.) PARTYID: Do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what? 25.) STRDEM: [If R answered Democrat] Would you call yourself a strong Democrat or a not very strong Democrat? 26.) STRREP: [If R answered Republican] Would you call yourself a strong Republican/not a very strong Republican? 27.) INDEP: [If R answered Independent] Do you think of self as closer to the Republican or Democratic party? 28.) CITIZEN: As citizen, comes to mind first- rights: freedom of speech/religion or obeying the law/paying taxes? 29.) LIBCON: In genereal, do you usually think of yourself as a liberal, a conservative, a moderate, or what? 30.) STRLIB: [If R answered liberal] Do you think of yourself as a strong liberal or a not very strong liberal? 31.) STRCON: [If R answered conservative] Do you think self as strong conservative/not very strong conservative? 32.) MODERATE: [If R answered moderate] Do you think of yourself as more like a liberal/more like a conservative? 33.) OLYMWH: Do you happen to know where the 1996 Summer Olympic Games will be held? [IF YES] Where? 34.) OLYMTV: Would you say you're very likely to watch Olympics on television, might watch, definitely not watch? 35.) OLYMMASC: Do you happen to know the name of the mascot for the 1996 Olympic Games? 36.) OLYMCULT: Have you heard/read about 'Cultural Olympiad'- festival of art&music held along w/ 1996 Olympics? 37.) OLYMATTN: Have you ever been to the Winter or Summer Olympic Games? 38.) OLYMSUPP: Have you ever made a contribution to support the U.S. Olympic team? 39.) OLYMFOLL: How much does it matter to you how many medals US wins, does matter a lot/somewhat/don't care? 40.) OLYMGOTO: Right now, likely to go to the 1996 Olympics, might go, or that you will definitely not be there? 41.) OLYMGEOR: Do you know anyone who lives in Georgia that you've talked with about going to the Olympics? 42.) ATLAN2: Things that might come to mind/think about Atlanta: Braves baseball…do you associate with Atlanta? 43.) ATLAN3: Crime... do you associate that with Atlanta? 44.) ATLAN4: The Civil Rights movement... do you associate that with Atlanta? 45.) ATLAN5: 'Gone With the Wind'... do you associate that with Atlanta? 46.) ATLAN6: Business opportunity and economic growth... do you associate that with Atlanta? 47.) ATLAN7: Opportunities for African Americans... do you associate that with Atlanta? 48.) ATLAN8: Coca-Cola... do you associate that with Atlanta? 49.) ATLAN9: Strip clubs... do you associate that with Atlanta? 50.) ATLAN11: Ted Turner and CNN... do you associate that with Atlanta? 51.) AIRPORT: Have you ever been in the Atlanta airport-for instance, to change planes? 52.) ATLVISIT: Aside from that, have you ever been in Atlanta? 53.) ATLSOU: Do you think of Atlanta as a distinctively Southern city, or is Atlanta like other cities in U.S.? 54.) UN50: The United Nations has been in existence for 50 years. Do you think the UN is worthwhile or not? 55.) DIRECTNT: Do you feel things in country are going in the right direction/things have gotten on wrong track? 56.) GOVWASH: Would you say the government in Washington is doing an excellent job, good job, fair job, poor job? 57.) GOVSTATE: How about state government-is it doing an excellent job, a good job, only a fair job, or a poor job? 58.) GOVLOCAL: How about local government-is it doing an excellent job, a good job, only a fair job, or a poor job? 59.) IRS: Parts of government, doing an excellent/good/fair/poor job: The Internal Revenue Service (or IRS) 60.) USPS: The Post Office... is it doing an excellent job, a good one, only fair, or a poor job? 61.) MILITARY: The armed forces... are they doing an excellent job, a good one, only fair, or a poor job? 62.) EPA: The Environmental Protection Agency (or EPA)… is it doing an excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 63.) CDC: The Centers for Disease Control (or CDC)…is it doing an excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 64.) INS: The Immigration and Naturalization Service (or INS)…is it doing excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 65.) NWS: The National Weather Service... is it doing an excellent job, a good one, only fair, or a poor job? 66.) FAA: The Federal Aviation Administration (or FAA)…is it doing an excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 67.) DEA: The Drug Enforcement Administration (or DEA)…is it doing an excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 68.) SSA: The Social Security Administration…is it doing an excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 69.) CONGRESS: The United States Congress... is it doing an excellent job, a good one, only fair, or a poor job? 70.) NEA: The National Endowment for the Arts…is it doing an excellent, good, fair, or poor job? 71.) SERVANT: Is there anyone serving in elected public office today that you admire as a true public servant? 72.) RUNCONG: If you, yourself, could run for Congress and win, would you do it? 73.) SOUDEF1: Your definition of the South today, very/somewhat/not very/not at all important: Gone with the Wind 74.) SOUDEF2: Revival meetings…very important, somewhat, not very, or not at all important in your definition? 75.) SOUDEF3: Southern hospitality…very important, somewhat, not very, or not at all in your definition of South? 76.) SOUDEF4: Grand Ol' Opry…is it very important, somewhat, not very, or not at all important in your definition? 77.) SOUDEF5: Football... very important, somewhat, not very, or not at all in your definition of today's South? 78.) SOUDEF6: Black eyed peas on New Years Day…very important, somewhat, not very, or not at all in definition? 79.) SOUDEF7: Wal-Mart…very important, somewhat, not very, or not at all important in your definition of South? 80.) SOUDEF8: The blues…very important, somewhat, not very, not at all important in your definition of South? 81.) FOOD1: Unusual foods. You eat it often, sometimes, seldom, or never, or heard of it: Okra? 82.) FOOD2: Chitlins... have you ever eaten it? 83.) FOOD3: Pork rind... how often have you eaten it? 84.) FOOD4: Catfish... how often have you eaten it? 85.) FOOD5: A Moon Pie... how often have you eaten it? 86.) FOOD6: Fried tomatoes... how often have you eaten it? 87.) FOOD7: Sweet potato pie... how often have you eaten it? 88.) FOOD8: Boiled peanuts... how often have you eaten it? 89.) FOOD9: Moonshine whiskey, or 'white lightning'... how often have you drunk it? 90.) FOOD10: Kielbasa... how often have you eaten it? It's a kind of sausage. 91.) FOOD11: Lox... how often have you eaten it? It's kosher salmon. 92.) FOOD12: Arugula... how often have you eaten it? It's a kind of cabbage. 93.) FOOD13: Venison... how often have you eaten it? It's deer meat. 94.) FOOD14: Caviar... how often have you eaten it? 95.) CHEWTOB: Have you ever chewed tobacco? 96.) DIPSNUFF: Have you ever dipped snuff? 97.) WRESTLNG: Is pro wrestling a real sport or is it fake? 100.) GENDER: Respondent's sex 101.) ACCENTS: Respondent's accent 105.) STVERIFY: Verify state discrepancy 110.) GRADE: Educational attainment 112.) FAITH: Religious preference recode 113.) RACE: Respondent's race 115.) INTRACE: Race of interviewer 116.) INTGEN: Gender of interviewer 117.) INTACC: Accent of interviewer 124.) RESIDENT: Residence at age 16: South/Non-South 125.) DEEPSOU: Called state Deep South or not 127.) AGECAT: Age of respondent by categories 130.) NSMETRO: Nsmetro 132.) I-AGE: Age of respondent by categories (for use with online analysis) 133.) I-EDUC: Educational attainment (for use with online analysis) 134.) I-GENDER: Respondent's sex (for use with online analysis) 135.) I-PARTYID: Do you usually think of yourself as a Republican, Democrat, an Independent, or what? 136.) I-RACE: Respondent's race (Recoded for use with online analysis) 137.) I-RELIGION: What is your religious affiliation? [IF PROTESTANT, ASK:] What denomination?

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