Who are the Acadians of North America?

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Over decades, the Acadians evolved a French-speaking North American culture distinct from the European cultures left generations in the past. Living in an area called La Cadie, they became known as Acadians. In the 17th and 18th centuries, Britain and France vied for political control of Northeast North America.

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