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Should the word Northerner be capitalized?

The capitalization of "Northerner" depends on the context:

1. As a Noun:

* Not capitalized: When used as a common noun referring to a person from the northern part of a country or region, it is not capitalized.

* Example: "The northerner was surprised by the warm southern climate."

2. As a Proper Noun:

* Capitalized: When referring to a specific, named group of people from a particular region, it is capitalized.

* Example: "The Northerners fought against the Southerners in the American Civil War."

* Capitalized: When used as part of a formal name or title, such as a political party or organization, it is capitalized.

* Example: "The Northern Democrats held a convention."

In summary:

* "Northerner" is not capitalized when used as a general term for a person from the north.

* "Northerner" is capitalized when referring to a specific group of people from a particular region or when it is part of a formal name.

It's always best to check the specific context to determine whether or not to capitalize "Northerner."

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