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In 1755, in the course of the French and Indian Warfare, British officers tried to pressure the Acadians to swear loyalty to the British king. However the Acadians refused. Between 1755 and 1763, the British pressured about 10,000 Acadians to maneuver to colonies farther south. Their story is informed within the poemEvangeline (1847) by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, an American poet.
After a lot hardship, most of those individuals later returned to Acadia and settled in New Brunswick. Some Acadians went to Louisiana, a former French colony in what turned the USA. Descendants of those Acadians are referred to as Cajuns.