Mi'kma'ki Lands
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Location: Present day Nova Scotia, Quebec, and New Brunswick, Canada
Location: Present day Nova Scotia, Quebec, and New Brunswick, Canada
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The Mi'kma'ki lands were the traditional territories of the Mi'kmaq people, prior to European colonisation[1]. During a long period of conflict among the French and British, the territory was eventually succeeded by the French colony of Acadie by 1710.
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Mi'kmaq People
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- Wikitree Free space profile on Colonial North American Place Names
- G2G Discussion referencing North American colonial place names.
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