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Created by a country or state government. Example: when the light is red, you must stop. A law
A set of statements to keep things fair. Example: Raise your hand to speak. A rule
If your demand for a product decreases You will earn less money.
The Mississippi River is an important river for trade because It stretched from northern North America to the Gulf of Mexico.
The earliest people in Louisiana were The American Indians
The main natural resource taken from Louisiana forests Wood
Louisiana needs laws beyond those of the United States because The country's laws do not cover day to day needs in the state.
A source or account written by the person who experienced it. A primary source
A source written by someone else who didn't experience the news. A secondary source
Someone who is honest. A good citizen.
A parent saves money for their children's future To help pay for college
Added Cajun music from their culture to Louisiana The Acadians
Means very few Scarcity
Means plentiful Abundance
If the supply is small Stores will charge a high for the product
French settlers settled in New Orleans because New Orlens was a natural port.
Difference between a rural community and an urban community is A rural area has more open land around and an urban community is very crowded
The natural resource of Louisiana that includes salt, sand gravel, and crushed stone Rocks and minerals.
Provides a service of making sure school buses and bus drivers meet safety rules Louisiana's state government
Louisiana's state bird The brown pelican
The state official that prepares ballots, manages elections, and announces election results The Secretary of State
Many people who built homes along Louisiana's coast tried to protect their homes from flooding By building their homes on the highest land the had
Louisiana fishers can sell their catch to faraway state because Of refrigerated trucks and railroad cars.
A rural community looks like this: Houses are far apart, a lot of land, no tall buildings.
A suburban area looks like LaPlace With a lot of neighborhoods, houses are closer together, not a lot of tall buildings
The purpose of a levee is To protect against floods
The purpose of cotton is To make clothes.
The Louisiana state government helps It's citizens by passing laws to keep them safe.
Consequence for spending money. Example: because Tommy bought a new car, the cost was he couldn't take his family on a vacation. Cost
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