Immersive virtual overview of the history of Acadian communities of the Atlantic coast

Chapter 1:

• From Île Sainte-Croix To New Brunswick
• The Arrival Of The Europeans In Acadia
• The Original Inhabitants Of Acadia
• Île Sainte-Croix
• Port-Royal
• Newcomers
• A Period Of Uncertainty
• The First French Pioneers In Acadia
• The Aboiteaux
• Daily Life
• Life Before The Deportation
• Relations With The New British Authorities
• The Beginning Of The End
• The Deportation
• A Fragmented Society
• Different Acadian Communities
• A New Province
• Regional Differences
• Acquiring New Land
• Education
• Conclusion

Chapter 2:

• Acadia Of New Brunswick, From 1850 Onwards
• The First Acadian Colleges
• Religion And Education
• Father Marcel-François Richard: A Major Pioneer In French Language Higher Education In Acadia
• College Life
• Women And Higher Education
• Sister Rhéa Larose
• Acadians And Politics
• Louis Joseph Robichaud (1925-2005), Acadian Premier
• Official Languages Act
• Federal Government
• Acadian Women And Politics
• Marichette: A Pioneer In The Acquisition Of Political Rights For Acadian Women
• The Economy In Acadia Of New Brunswick
• Agriculture
• Fishing
• Forestry
• Introduction Of The Railway
• The Great Depression
• The Crash
• The Effects And Reactions
• The solutions
• The Co-Operative Movement
• The Building Of Acadian Society
• Health
• Acadian Newspapers
• National Conventions
• Acadian World Congress
• Who Are Today’s Acadians?

Chapter 3:

• Development of Cultural Activities in Acadian New Brunswick
• Acadian Folklore
• Folktales
• Customs
• Popular beliefs
• Holidays and seasons
• Winter
• Spring
• Summer
• Fall
• Music In Acadia
• The first chansonniers
• The first groups
• The song industry in Acadian New Brunswick
• Acadian Literature
• Theatre Arts In Acadia
• Visual Arts In Acadia
• Cinema In Acadia
• New Cultural Productions
• Radio And Television In Acadia
• Television
• Conclusion

Chapter 4:

• History Makers
• Membertou (circa 1511-1611)
• Pierre Dugas, sieur de Mons (circa 1558-1628)
• Samuel de Champlain (circa 1570-1635)
• Jean de Biencourt de Poutrincourt et de Saint-Just (1557-1615)
• Marc Lescarbot (1570-1642)
• Nicolas Denys
• Françoise-Marie Jacquelin de La Tour (Madame de La Tour) (1602-1645)
• Jean-Vincent d'Abbadie, baron de Saint-Castin (1652-1707)
• Joseph Brossard (Broussard), known as Beausoleil (1702-1765)
• Charles Deschamps de Boishébert (1727-1797)
• Alexis Landry (1721-1798)
• Charles Lawrence (1709-1760)
• Evangeline
• Otho Robichaud (Robichaux) (1742-1824)
• Louis Mercure (1753-1817)
• Amand Landry (1805-1877)
• Father François-Xavier Lafrance (1814-1867)
• Israël J.-D. Landry (1843-1910)
• Valentin Landry (1844-1919)
• Pierre-Amand Landry (1846-1916)
• Marcel-François Richard (1847-1915)
• Louis Mailloux (1856-1875)
• Pascal Poirier (1852-1933)
• Olivier Melanson (1854-1926)
• Marichette (1863-1935)
• Onésiphore Turgeon (1849-1944)
• Marie-Louise Allard-Blanchard (1871-1959)
• Gaspard Boucher (1898-1955)
• Albert Sormany (1885-1970)
• Monsignor Livain Chiasson (1892- )
• Marguerite Michaud (1903-1982)
• Marie-Esther Robichaud (1910-2003)
• Martin-J. Légère (1916- )
• Gilbert Finn (1920- )
• Louis-J. Robichaud (1925-2005)
• Acadian Women