Nouvelle Acadie

Nouvelle Acadie Overview
Several centuries ago, the French Acadians were forcefully evicted from their home in Northern America. After a long period of exile, a permanent population formed along the missisippi river. The ethnicity operated with entirely separate municipal adminsitration governing the small settlements established. As the world modernized, so did the acadiens, with access to the tools nessecary to evolve their society.

As an industrial growth began to took place, the small acadien settlements would group together and become concentrated in the first settlement of the nation Nouvelle Acadie, leading to where the settlement is now; a young nation blooming with economic potential.

National Motto: "Joue mien-artisanale, mien diamants!"

Translated: Play minecraft, mine diamonds!

Acadien Francais
The culture of french acadiens is a very independant one of french, however many traditions stay with the pilgrims in their new home.

With education, the Acadiens have a "Académie Restaurée", a reformed academy fully administered by the state that gives diversified qualification exams (FR: Le Bac) allowing for a detailed track record of accomplishments that is logged per student. The creation of these tests allows for an extremely rigorous hierarchy to be formed in school systems, setting the bar very high for those seeking to do well on the qualification exams for their subjects. For this reason, the acadiens have an extremely strict yet effective schooling system that allows diversity in education.

The acadiens cherish the french cuisine and etiquette brought from the old world, however they have several traditional cultural events that occur, and independant developments such as "cajun" food, music and other folk traditions that evolved in the divided settlements of the ethnicity in the founding days.

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