- The
following are
notable people who were
either born, raised, or have
lived for a
significant period of time in the
American state of Louisiana. Contents: ...
-
States Census' 2007
American Community Survey estimated that 3.5% of
Louisianans over the age of 5
spoke French or a French-based
creole at home. As of...
- The flag of the U.S.
state of
Louisiana consists of a
rectangular field of blue with the arms of Louisiana, a
pelican vulning herself, in
white in the...
-
believed that a
period of the
federal rule
would be
necessary while Louisianans adjusted to
their new nation.
Historians have
differed in
their ****essments...
-
unrest occurred. It is also
credited for the
creation of the
distinctly Louisianan Po' boy sandwich. By the mid-20th century, New
Orleanians recognized that...
-
Pakhtunkhwa →
Pathans Lagos →
Lagosians Liguria →
Ligurians Louisiana →
Louisianans (also "Louisianians")
Madeira →
Madeirans Malacca →
Malaccans Majorca...
- July 1, 2021.
Retrieved January 24, 2022. By the 1720s, free mixed-race
Louisianans made up such a
substantial part of the po****tion that the Code Noir...
- cadiense) is a
subset of
Louisiana cooking developed by the Cajuns,
itself a
Louisianan development incorporating elements of
Native American, West African, French...
- The
history of LGBT
residents in Louisiana, has
become increasingly visible recently with the
successes of the LGBT
rights movement. In
spite of the strong...
- Children's
Hospital in his
hometown of Shreveport. He also
teamed up with
Louisianans Kelly Gibson and
David Toms to
raise more than $2
million in aid to Hurricane...
