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What is the real nationality of cajun people?

It's important to understand that "Cajun" is not a nationality, but a cultural identity.

Here's a breakdown:

* Origins: Cajuns are descendants of French-speaking Acadians who were expelled from Nova Scotia (then part of British North America) in the 18th century.

* Migration: They migrated to Louisiana, where they developed their unique culture and language.

* Nationality: Cajuns are primarily American citizens. However, they have a strong connection to their French heritage and the Acadian community.

It's incorrect to say that Cajuns have a "real" nationality. They are Americans with a rich and unique cultural background.

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