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in new orleans people vote the same way as americ

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in new orleans people vote the same way as americ

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The Cane River region is home to a unique culture; the Creoles. The nearly three hundred year relationship between the Cane River Creoles and their homeland was shaped by the river. This relationship was tested by flood, drought, war, and numerous other obstacles. Their resilience and resourcefulness has allowed the Creole culture to endure and thrive.

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music and food from New Orleans

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In New Orleans people used the same money as Americans

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In New Orleans people used the same money as Americans

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It's not really a holiday but....in New Orleans people celebrate Mardi gras

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It's not really a holiday but....in New Orleans people celebrate Mardi gras

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One of the pull factors for Marie Laveau to be in America is be a voodoo master

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One of the pull factors for Marie Laveau to be in America is be a voodoo master

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what I learned about my relatives history??

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what I learned about my relatives history??

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I learned that my relative Marie laveau was a voodoo witch and the queen of voodoo.

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this is how you say (do you speak english) in creole

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this is how you say (do you speak english) in creole

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Eske ou pale angle?

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this is an  new orleans gumbo  recipe !!

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this is an  new orleans gumbo  recipe !!

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With a slow cooked roux and gumbo file powder flavoring the shrimp, crabmeat, and andouille sausage, this gumbo is an authentic creole meal.

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One of the first american relatives of mine  that came to america was Marie Laveau