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s.s. study guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| y did the slaves brought into Louisiana after statehood have a different culture than those brought before statehood? | The slaves after statehood were mostly English speaking and were from other states, not other countries. |
| How has human interaction affected the Mississippi River? | Flooding is more controlled by levees, dams, canals, and reservoirs |
| Why is the blues often described as a link to the past? | it came to this country with Anglos. |
| What caused the death of nearly half the Native American population in Louisiana? | disease |
| which is an example of cultural diffusion? | Vietnamese po’ boy |
| Who are the free people of color? | African-Americans who were free during the time of slavery. |
| what ways are Cajun music and Zydeco similar? | They both trace their roots back to the slave trade. |
| How did the Red River Valley get its name? | The river carries rich red soil into Louisiana. |
| How did the introduction of the nutria affect the coastal region? | Nutria dams alter the flow of water in this region. |
| Which tribe that was present when the French settled Louisiana no longer exists as a tribe? | Caddo |
| Which explains why the Natchez chose to settle in the location that they did? | The land was extremely fertile. |
| If a person were in Florida, what would the time difference be from Louisiana? | It would be one hour later in Florida. |
| Which ethnic group is associated with Oktoberfest? | Germans |
| In addition to the Choctaw, what are the other three Native American groups in Louisiana recognized as sovereign nations by the U.S. government? | |
| Who is a Creole? | a descendant of gens de couleur libre who also has a shared French or Spanish background |
| How are cultural regions defined? | ethnic divisions in the community |
| In the early 1900s what contributed to the expansion of New Orleans beyond the Natural Levee? | A natural decrease in the water levels of the Mississippi River allowed residents to move further into the swamp. |