French cajun last names
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French (incl. Patois, Cajun) 427 Russian 260 Korean 150 Other Asian languages 138 Chinese 121 SI Population in service area (include data from local organizations serving visual and hearing impaired customers): Unknown, no known customers at this time. Current Staff Capacity & …
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2. Review your history of food notes. 1. Greek: 2. Romans: 3. Middle Ages: 4. Renaissance: 5. Colonial North America: 6. Industrial Revolution:
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They also spoke a French dialect that came to be called Cajun. Cajuns married Spanish, French, and Germans. They were largely isolated in large families until the 1930s, when a bridge-building spree engineered by Governor Huey Long, broke the isolation of these bayou communities.
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Match the U.S. regions listed below with the characteristics provided. (Note: the map below doesn’t entirely match the names of the regions in the table, but it might help you identify informal U.S. regions.) Letter corresponding to description Northeast Maritime New England / Interior Northeast Middle Atlantic Upper South/ Country South
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4. In Louisiana the name “Acadian” evolved into “Cajun.” 5. Cajun settlements spread across the southern part of Louisiana. 6. The paintings of Cajun artist George Rodrique capture the flavor of Cajun life. 7. The poet, Longfellow, wrote the poem “Evangeline” about the Acadians. 8. Longfellow wrote about the Acadians often. 9.
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Use maps of the Missouri–Mississippi River system and their tributaries to find French or Cajun place names and identify patterns of French exploration or settlement within the present United States. Consider the long-term effects of the early French empire on later American communities.
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The French peasants were too poor to get themselves across the ocean. ... Place-names were left behind like Baton Rouge (red stick), Terre Haute (high land), Des Moines (the monks), and Grand Teton (big breast). ... The Cajun culture is a mix of a lot of cultures thrown together in …
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