Where were the Acadia get deported to?

The Acadians were deported primarily to the British colonies in the American South, including places like South Carolina and Georgia, as well as to the New England colonies. Some were also sent to France and other locations in Europe. This deportation, known as the Great Expulsion, occurred during the mid-18th century, particularly between 1755 and 1764, as part of the broader conflict between Britain and France in North America.