Origins of Creoles and Cajuns In 1762 New Orleans citizens suddenly found themselves subjects of Charles III of Spain; France's Louis XV had paid a debt to his Spanish cousin by giving away …

Two groups that have been highly identified with the culture of Louisiana are Creoles and Acadians (also called Cajuns). Both descend primarily from early French immigrants to the state, but the Cajuns …

Oct 23, 2020 · I find certain aspects of Cajun culture and mentality similar to Appalachians. Both Cajuns and Appalachians were heavily oppressed and relegated to what was then the hinterlands and both …

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Popularly known as Cajuns, descendants of the Acadians maintained a separate culture that immeasurably enriched the Baton Rouge area. Incorporated in 1817, Baton Rouge became …

Jul 13, 2015 · Sort of an out there thing I have been wondering for a while. Since their ancestors were expelled from from the lands that became Canada should they

Attracted by generous land grants, perhaps 10,000 Acadians, or Cajuns—people of French descent who had been exiled from Nova Scotia (Acadia) during the 1740s—migrated to Louisiana after the French …

The Cajuns' ancestors were actually exiled from New Acadia (today known as Nova Scotia) by the British in 1755. In one of the nation's largest mass migrations, more than 10,000 made their new …

Sep 2, 2018 · French as a 1st language is a vestige, but many Louisianans study it as a 2nd language, including some 4,500 young-uns in elementary and middle school immersion programs. New …