Read the two passages about Louisiana and answer the question.

Louisiana

It has been said that the state of Louisiana is a melting pot of people. Many different ethnic groups that have settled into pockets of this great state. Not only are there Vietnamese, Spanish, and Europeans, but there are also two unique ethnic groups. These two groups are the Cajuns and the Creoles.

The Cajuns are the French Canadians that moved down from Canada to Southern Louisiana. They fled Canada because of a British imposed rule that attempted to force all Canadians to accept the King’s Protestant religion. Most of the French Canadians who moved to Louisiana were Catholics. When the Cajuns arrived in Louisiana they were accepted and allowed to practice any religion. As the Cajuns became more settled in Louisiana their customs and heritage began to impact the current populations’ way of life. The Cajuns impact is still seen today throughout Louisiana.

Louisiana

The state of Louisiana has a mix of people from many different backgrounds. Many ethnic groups have settled into different parts of the state. There are people from Vietnam, Canada, and European countries that call this great state home. Additionally, there are two groups that moved into Louisiana many years ago. These two groups are the Creoles and Cajuns. It can be said these two groups of people have a blended set of backgrounds.

The Creoles are defined as any person who was born in New Orleans that has French or Spanish family roots. This includes anyone that comes from Africa, the Caribbean, France, or any Spanish country. The Creoles, like the Cajuns, have had a huge impact on the Louisiana lifestyle. Many of their traditions have contributed to Louisiana’s unique art, music, and cooking. New Orleans is truly a different place to live and visit thanks to the Cajuns and the Creoles.

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