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Remembering Acadians is important because their history reflects resilience, culture, and the impact of forced displacement. The Acadian expulsion in the 18th century represents a significant moment in North American history, highlighting issues of identity, survival, and cultural preservation. Acknowledging their story fosters understanding of the diverse narratives that shape our societies and honors their contributions to Canadian and American heritage. Celebrating Acadian culture promotes awareness and appreciation of linguistic and cultural diversity.

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