What is the place way up off the coast of  Maine or Canada where the people speak a version of Cajun?
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The Acadians (Cajun) settled along the north shore of the Acadia Peninsula, now Nova Scotia, along the Bay of Fundy.  The main purpose of the settlement was to provide fur trade for France.  \n\nA distinct Acadian culture gradually evolved. The Acadians fished and farmed, and claimed valuable farmlands from the bay by building dykes. A sense of community life and independence grew as they worked together to survive. By 1750, the population of Acadia had exceeded 10,000. \n\nAcadian culture is well and alive in Nova Scotia. In the summer, visitors can attend many Acadian festivals, as there are several of them across the province from May to August.
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This sea is named after the indians who once lived there,the caribs(ka-ribs).Any pronounciaation that reflects that is good(ka-rib-be-an)That's what europeans call it Not the british they say(carry-be-an)Either is quite proper
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Canada, because nothing really happens there. They're kind of like America's attic. We know it's up there but we forget about it. (Colbert Report)
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That's Windsor, Nova Scotia. See nibiru's answer.
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France, Native Americans.
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The Ivory Coast, Africa...\nQuebec, Canada\nMauritius (Island in the Indian Ocean)\n\nActually, many African countries and islands in the Carribbean are French speaking.\n\nAlso, parts of Switzerland and Belgium the people mainly speak French.\n\nSounds like a fun report, good luck!  (Bonne Chance!!)
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New England, beautiful state of Maine USA: )
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Louisiana is called 'Cajun Country' and 'Bayou Country' by alot of us originally from there. \n\n It's also called 'the Party State' because they have a party or festival for everything. You can't visit Louisiana when there's not some big party or festival going on there somewhere, any time of the year.
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Yes.  As someone else said they were forced to relocate by the British.  Some came to northern Maine, others continued on to Louisiana.
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Canada, between British Columbia mainland and Vancouver Island\nactually it' name is Hornby!
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eh? \n\nIn Canada we say it, (pronounced A) at the end of a sentence, when we want someone to answer us back. \n\neg:  It is really nice out today eh? \n\n:-)
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The state of Maine has tons of them, particularly north of Augusta. Good luck.
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Canada as I live in the USA. I would really like to visit the Atlantic provinces of Nova Scotia & P.E.I.
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Yes, it is on the continent of North America. It has two languages that are spoken: British English and Canadian French. Canada's leader is the Prime Minister. It is divided into provinces. Commercial fishing, timber, and agriculture are very intrinsic to Canada's economy. Tourism is beginning to become a large industry. There are many pristine areas containing abundant wildlife. The major cities have everything that one would find in any major city anywhere on the planet. There is more I could say but I hope this answers your question. Not all American's are uneducated or close-minded, there are plenty that do know about other parts of our planet. :)
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From the west:\nAbout half of Great Bear Lake (NWT)\nAbout half of Great Slave Lake (NWT)\nAbout a third of Lake Athabasca (SK)\nWollaston Lake (SK)\nReindeer Lake (MB)\nSouth Indian Lake (MB)\nMolson Lake (MB)\nOxford Lake (MB)\nGod's Lake (MB)\nIsland Lake (MB)\nLake of the Woods (ON)\nSandy Lake (ON)\nLake Seal (ON)\nBig Trout Lake (ON)\nLake Nipigon (ON)\nLake Nippissing (ON)\nLake Abitibi (ON/QC)\nLake Simcoe (ON)\nRice Lake (ON)\nGrand Lake Victoria (QC)\nBaskatong Lake (QC)\nLac Brochu (QC)\nLac Saint Jean (QC)\nLake Champlain (Vermont/New York)\nMoosehead Lake (Maine)\n\nNote: I'm only giving you the "major" lakes ... there are several thousand in northern Ontario alone, with another several thousand in Quebec ...
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There are three islands between Maine and Nova Scotia. These include Grand Manan Island, Campobello Island, and Deer Island. However these Islands are Canadian Possesions more specificly part of the New Brunswick Province. In the sources there are maps of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
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Do you mean Lincoln, Maine??