Acadian nationalism

Target entity: Acadian nationalism
Context triple: [Acadians, politicalMovement, Acadian nationalism]

• A. Quebec nationalism
  Quebec nationalism is a political movement that advocates for the recognition, autonomy, and often sovereignty of Quebec as a distinct society within or separate from Canada, rooted largely in the identity and interests of French-speaking Quebecers.
• B. Acadian culture
  Acadian culture is the distinct French-speaking heritage and traditions of the descendants of early French settlers in the Maritime regions of Canada and parts of northern New England.
• C. Acadians
  Acadians are a French-speaking people of colonial North American origin, historically centered in the Maritime provinces of Canada and known for their distinct culture and diaspora following the 18th-century deportations.
• D. Expulsion of the Acadians
  The Expulsion of the Acadians was an 18th-century forced removal of French-speaking settlers from the Maritime regions of Canada by the British, leading to widespread displacement and diaspora, including to Louisiana.
• E. Creole nationalism
  Creole nationalism was a Latin American ideological movement in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in which American-born people of European descent asserted a distinct identity and sought political autonomy or independence from European colonial powers.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Acadian nationalism
Target entity description: Acadian nationalism is a political and cultural movement that seeks to promote the identity, rights, and self-determination of the Acadian people, particularly in Atlantic Canada.

• A. Quebec nationalism
  Quebec nationalism is a political movement that advocates for the recognition, autonomy, and often sovereignty of Quebec as a distinct society within or separate from Canada, rooted largely in the identity and interests of French-speaking Quebecers.
• B. Acadian culture
  Acadian culture is the distinct French-speaking heritage and traditions of the descendants of early French settlers in the Maritime regions of Canada and parts of northern New England.
• C. Acadians
  Acadians are a French-speaking people of colonial North American origin, historically centered in the Maritime provinces of Canada and known for their distinct culture and diaspora following the 18th-century deportations.
• D. Expulsion of the Acadians
  The Expulsion of the Acadians was an 18th-century forced removal of French-speaking settlers from the Maritime regions of Canada by the British, leading to widespread displacement and diaspora, including to Louisiana.
• E. Creole nationalism
  Creole nationalism was a Latin American ideological movement in the late 18th and early 19th centuries in which American-born people of European descent asserted a distinct identity and sought political autonomy or independence from European colonial powers.
• F. None of above. chosen