I'd suggest "Franco-American" and "Ibero-American" for the French and Iberians in America, it just sounds better.

Acadia is what's today Nova Scotia, until they got deported all down the East Coast. I think Acadian would work much better for French colonial cultures by the East Coast, instead of on the opposite side of the continent

Originally posted by Bread Conqueror:

Acadia is what's today Nova Scotia, until they got deported all down the East Coast. I think Acadian would work much better for French colonial cultures by the East Coast, instead of on the opposite side of the continent

+1

Vinlander for Canadian Norway?
Maybe Gustavin for Swedish East coast USA, given that when New Sweden was a colony, Gustavus adolphus and Christina, his daughter, were the monarchs?

Afrikaner South africa?

Afrikaner German culture in Africa.

Falklander for British culture La Plata. Belizean for British culture Mexico. Aleyskan for Russian culture Alaska. Jamaican for British culture Carribean. Haitian for French culture Carribean. Surinamese for Dutch culture Colombia. Guyanese for English culture Colombia. Guianese for French culture Colombia. Dutch Antillan for Dutch culture Carribean. Danish Antillan for Danish/Norwegian culture Carribean. Tobagan for Polish/Lithuanian culture Carribean. Caledonian for Scottish culture Colombia. Stuart for Scottish Eastern America. Corte Realan or Labradoran for Portuguese culture Canada. Barbadan for Portuguese culture Carribean. Nya Sverigen for Swedish culture Eastern America.

Originally posted by Tiffany ♥:

Falklander for British culture La Plata. Belizean for British culture Mexico. Aleyskan for Russian culture Alaska. Jamaican for British culture Carribean. Haitian for French culture Carribean. Surinamese for Dutch culture Colombia. Guyanese for English culture Colombia. Guianese for French culture Colombia. Dutch Antillan for Dutch culture Carribean. Danish Antillan for Danish/Norwegian culture Carribean. Tobagan for Polish/Lithuanian culture Carribean. Caledonian for Scottish culture Colombia. Stuart for Scottish Eastern America. Corte Realan or Labradoran for Portuguese culture Canada. Barbadan for Portuguese culture Carribean. Nya Sverigen for Swedish culture Eastern America.

+1, but I just like the idea of Gustavin, despite maybe not being the most historical thing on the planet.

Originally posted by Airstreamer:

Originally posted by Tiffany ♥:

Falklander for British culture La Plata. Belizean for British culture Mexico. Aleyskan for Russian culture Alaska. Jamaican for British culture Carribean. Haitian for French culture Carribean. Surinamese for Dutch culture Colombia. Guyanese for English culture Colombia. Guianese for French culture Colombia. Dutch Antillan for Dutch culture Carribean. Danish Antillan for Danish/Norwegian culture Carribean. Tobagan for Polish/Lithuanian culture Carribean. Caledonian for Scottish culture Colombia. Stuart for Scottish Eastern America. Corte Realan or Labradoran for Portuguese culture Canada. Barbadan for Portuguese culture Carribean. Nya Sverigen for Swedish culture Eastern America.

+1, but I just like the idea of Gustavin, despite maybe not being the most historical thing on the planet.

For Swedish In eastern america could be Nybyggare

Also, Caledonian for Scottish Panama/Columbia?

Originally posted by Kingdom Of Bavaria:

Originally posted by Airstreamer:

+1, but I just like the idea of Gustavin, despite maybe not being the most historical thing on the planet.

For Swedish In eastern america could be Nybyggare

Nybyggarian?

Originally posted by Airstreamer:

Originally posted by Kingdom Of Bavaria:

For Swedish In eastern america could be Nybyggare

Nybyggarian?

Yeah

Bretagne and one of the Irish countries sometimes stay independent for long enough to colonize parts of America, there could be a Colonial Breton and Colonial Irish culture for that. You could call it American Celtic or something similar, for example.

Just a point,, Creole would be the culture for a 'white/European' French culture in Louisiane for the time period. Créole in the times before 1940s was equivalent to the Spanish term, Criollo, a European born in the New World. Coversely, with the arrival of plantation economies, African slaves and Mulatto (Mulâtre) woudl become a majority in much of the region of Basse Louisiane. If you wish to include 'Cajun,' then there should be an event where a Cajun migration occurs with francophones from Canada settle southwest Louisiane, replacing African slaves (could be replaced with their language of the period, Kreyol, a mixture of Igbo-French-Spanish-Houma), Mulatto or the Creole. However, this should accumulate a decline in dev in Acadie and Canadian French provs. Further, the Haute Louisiane, shoudl have cultures such as Missourien, etc...

I woudl advise, making much of these cultures mixtures of non Europeans with Europeans, to give some realism toward how these colonies functioned. This however, would be contingent upon events for colonial nations. So, if Spanish colonial powers decides to favor Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda opinions, then the natives do not mix and there is not Mestizo, Castizo, Mulatto, Zambo, etc populaces in Spanish New World.

Forgive any spelling mistakes, I do not feel the need to format currently.

Can we get New Netherlander or Dutch American for the Dutch on the American East Coast? Historically they dominated there for quite a while and were fairly distinct from the mainland Dutch, and the Netherlands quite often sets up colonies there in game, too.