Migration and the Acadians

Migration

• Together these cultures make Louisiana a "Gumbo of Cultures"

• any movement by humans from one place to another.

• a descendant of the Acadians deported to Louisiana in the 18th century; a Cajun.

• To send a person back to their home country.

Immigrant

• To send a person back to their home country.

   

• French and Acadians

• to be banned/kicked out from your home country.

• A person who moves to a new country.

Deportation

• To send a person back to their home country.

• a descendant of the Acadians deported to Louisiana in the 18th century; a Cajun.

   

• to be banned/kicked out from your home country.

Exile

• To know everything.

• a descendant of the Acadians deported to Louisiana in the 18th century; a Cajun.

• To know nothing.

• to be banned/kicked out from your home country.

Acadian

• a descendant of the Acadians deported to Louisiana in the 18th century; a Cajun.

• gumbo

• people sharing their culture with others.

The French and Acadians, though similar, are...

• like to play baseball together.

• two different groups of people

• a person who moves to a new country.

A group of people from France left to start a new life on the coastal part of Canada. (Acadia)

• Ate hotdogs by the campfire after playing in the mud.

• They called themselves "Acadians" and were excellent farmers, hunters, and fisherman.

• The rode horses together.

The (a)   took over the area of Canada and exiled the Acadians.

In 1775 the Acadians started ________ and some were deported back to France.

• Louisiana famous GUMBO

• migrating to Louisiana

• any movement by humans from one place to another.

The Acadians then settled in the _________ where other French people had already settled.

• southwest parts of Louisiana

• farmers, hunters, and fisherman.

• kicked out from your home country.

• tent in the woods.