Acadian culture

E37838

Francophone culture cultural tradition ethnic culture

Acadian culture is the distinct French-speaking heritage and traditions of the descendants of early French settlers in the Maritime regions of Canada and parts of northern New England.

Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Francophone culture → cultural tradition → ethnic culture →
commemorates	Expulsion of the Acadians →
demographicRegion	Argyle, Nova Scotia → Clare, Nova Scotia → Francophone regions of New Brunswick → Prince Edward Island Acadian communities →
diaspora	Cajun culture in Louisiana →
ethnicGroup	Acadians →
governingBody	Société Nationale de l’Acadie →
hasArtForm	Acadian folk art → Acadian literature → Acadian music → Acadian theatre →
hasFestival	Congrès mondial acadien → Festival acadien de Caraquet →
hasLanguageVariety	Brayon French → Chiac →
historicalEvent	Great Upheaval →
historicalRegion	Maritime provinces of Canada → New Brunswick → Nova Scotia → Prince Edward Island → northern Maine → northern New England → parts of Quebec →
influencedBy	Catholicism → French culture → Indigenous cultures of the Maritimes →
nationalDay	15 August →
originatedIn	Acadia →
primaryLanguage	Acadian French →
relatedCulture	Cajun culture → Franco-American culture in New England → Quebecois culture →
religion	Roman Catholicism →
symbol	Acadian flag → blue-white-red tricolour with gold star → tintamarre → yellow star of Mary →
traditionalDance	square dancing → step dancing →
traditionalFood	chiard → fricot → poutine râpée → râpure (rappie pie) → seafood dishes →
traditionalHoliday	National Acadian Day →
traditionalMusic	accordion music → call-and-response songs → fiddle music →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Fort Kent, Maine →	hasCulturalRegion
Eastern Canada →	knownFor