How strongly to Americans identify with their states of birth? How strong is state identity generally? /u/no_onspecial No such thing as stupid questions

To give an example in case I haven’t expressed myself clearly:

Let’s say Tim is born in Minnesota and his family move to Texas when he is 12. Woud he consider himself Texan or Minnesotan? Would Texans consider him Texan or Minnesotan? If he moved back to Minnesota 35 years later, would Minnesotans consider him a Texan or Minnesotan?

Thanks.

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​r/NoStupidQuestions To give an example in case I haven’t expressed myself clearly: Let’s say Tim is born in Minnesota and his family move to Texas when he is 12. Woud he consider himself Texan or Minnesotan? Would Texans consider him Texan or Minnesotan? If he moved back to Minnesota 35 years later, would Minnesotans consider him a Texan or Minnesotan? Thanks. submitted by /u/no_onspecial [link] [comments] 

To give an example in case I haven’t expressed myself clearly:

Let’s say Tim is born in Minnesota and his family move to Texas when he is 12. Woud he consider himself Texan or Minnesotan? Would Texans consider him Texan or Minnesotan? If he moved back to Minnesota 35 years later, would Minnesotans consider him a Texan or Minnesotan?

Thanks.

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