Cajuns are primarily located in Louisiana, particularly in the southern and southwestern regions of the state. They are descendants of Acadian exiles from Canada who settled in this area in the 18th century. Cajun culture is characterized by its unique dialect, music, cuisine, and traditions, which reflect a blend of French, Spanish, African, and Native American influences. Additionally, small Cajun communities can also be found in neighboring states, such as Texas and Mississippi.
Louisiana
Cajuns are not a race per se. They are a French speaking social group who became expatriates from Canada as a result of the French and Indian War. An exodus from Nova Scotia would end up in south Louisiana, mingling with the other populace and ergo, voila, Cajuns.
They were pro French in a British Canada.
Louisiana
Eastern Canadian regions
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No, Cajuns originally came from Nova Scotia in Canada.
The Cajuns lived in the eastern canadian regions
Louisiana
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Louisiana
Carolyn Ramsey has written: 'Cajuns on the bayous' -- subject(s): Cajuns, Description and travel, Social life and customs
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