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LA History Ch 6 Voc

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French-speaking Catholic colonist who came to Louisiana form Acadia acadian
attempt to have a legal decision overturned by a higher court appeal
- neutral party used to settle a dispute between two or more parties arbitrator
to make similar or blend assimilate
old Spanish dialect brule spanish
Spanish city government for New Orleans; also the building that housed this organization cabildo
nickname for an Acadian cajun
condition of being forced to live away from one’s native country exile
large English trading vessel on the Mississippi River floating warehouse
term used to distinguish new French settlers from French Creoles foreign French
Spanish official in charge of the colony’s economic affairs intendent
Spanish settler from the Canary Islands Isleno
Creole term for an American, especially a settler from Kentucky kaintock
deportation of Acadians from their homeland le grande derangement
legal documents to prove a slave was free manumission
person of part Spanish and part Native American descent mestizo
spanish colonial code o'reilly code
geographical division used by Catholics for political and religious purposes; an administrative subdivision in Louisiana that corresponds to a country in other states parish
right for the American people to store their goods tax-free in Spanish warehouses right of deposit
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