Many of the French Acadians, who originally hailed from France and settled in Canada, traveled south to southern central Louisiana where they settled close to the Coastlines. They brought with them their French language, although the dialect was and had further evolved far away from traditonal French. It is still spoken in many families and many phrases and words have been adopted as part of our conversational references. They also brought their culture of food, which is celebartory as well as rich in flavors and ingredients which is the center of all familial gatherings and occassions. In addition, they brought their music and style of dance, and in essence, how they celebrate not only milestones in life, but ordinary events. These are the members of our local communities to which we lovelingly refer as "Cajuns," the shortened and slang version of Acadians.
The Louisiana Purchase played an important role in the westward expansion it was the beginning of the convergence of multi-cultural frontiers.
Without the louisiana purchase, we would not have the west coast today. We would still only control half of the U.S.
it affected it because it got bigger.
they didn't at all
because a boy dropped his ice cream the taliban bombed him and the land got smaller
we can stop building big house to save
The Louisiana Purchase played an important role in the westward expansion it was the beginning of the convergence of multi-cultural frontiers.
no cultural factor will have an affect. no cultural factor will have an affect.
it affects its landscape by the food and enviroment
The Greeks believed in a pantheon of gods and goddesses who resided in various natural elements like mountains, rivers, and forests. As a result, they saw the landscape as sacred and infused with divine presence. This perspective influenced their rituals, festivals, and mythological stories, shaping their connection to the land.
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Yes. The change can be dramatic.
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It incises itself into it.
It affects it by making it fertile
the equator is a theoretical (man-made) line, so has no bearing on the physical landscape