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SS Ch.9 sec.1-3
Antebellum test 11/15/22
questions | answers |
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antebellum means | before war |
the Louisiana antebellum era leads to... | the civil war (north fighting the south) |
who were the Louisiana citizens | creoles and americans |
why was Louisiana's economy booming/succeeding | cotton and sugar crops |
where were cotton and sugar grown on | plantations |
who planted/worked the fields | slaves |
1812 - 1861 was the... period | Louisiana antebellum |
what was the Louisiana antebellum symbols | large white cotton and columns |
the civil war started because of... | Louisiana's culture of different people, politics, and economy |
... fought together during the Battle of New Orleans to win | creoles and americans |
true/false: common ties between the creoles and americans didn't unravel and got better over the years | false: the creoles and americans relationship broke/unraveled after the battle |
... wanted a typical territory, spoke english, and practiced the protestant faith | americans |
... were from different backgrounds (spanish,french,black) but were called the same thing, they practiced Christianity, and spoke french | creoles |
where did all the free people of color come from... | Haiti- the slave rebellion with Napoleon and Toussaint |
many free people of color were... and considered in the middle class | educated |
true/false: did free people of color have legal rights | true |
what were the legal rights between for free people of color | whites and slaves |
... had to carry papers to show their... | free people of color, freedom |
a potato shortage in Ireland brought... | immigrants |
immigrants took ... in New Orleans that others didn't want | jobs |
the Irish became the cheap workers that did ... work that slaves didn't do | dangerous |
american pioneer families moved and settled in... | Northern Louisiana (*north*) |
what were some of the things the pioneers did (settling wise in the north)... | -built communities in the Florida Parishes -lived a frontier life -est. cotton plantations |
true/false: the slave life was based on enjoyment with others, big communities and music | false |
... had an unpredictable life, every action was judged, many times treated unfairly, had unjust punishments, were at the bottom of every chain in rule/command | slaves-blacks |
(extra) who considered themselves as true Louisianians | creoles |
(extra) who immigrated to Louisiana because of potato famine | Irish |
(extra) In 1835.. sold their land/were forced out and moved to modern day Oklahoma | caddo |
1793 Eli Whitney... | invented the cotton gin- a machine that took the seed out of cotton, so the process would go faster for the slaves and making money; this invention changed the slave based economic system in the south so more cotton=more money |
National issues were... to americans and creoles while the state of Louisiana was developing | not imporant |
there were state conflicts between the... and ... | americans and creoles |
true/false: when it was time to elect a governor, americans and creoles would alter/switch governors every year/term | true |
legislators spoke... languages with translations to follow | 2, french and english |
americans blocked official meetings in... because the creoles had the upper hand/more power | New Orleans |
creoles blocked official meetings in... because the americans had the upper hand/more power | West Florida (Anglos) |
americans and creoles agreed to meet in a ... area for official meetings | neutral |
Governor Henry Johnson talked about... to the legislature | a new capital (for meetings, etc.) |
Donaldsonville was the... but failed/didn't work | first new capital location |
true/false: New Orleans was not used for meetings a couple of times before they found the official state capital | false, it is true |
what was the finial location for the new capital | Baton Rouge |
true/false: November 3rd 1847, the cornerstone for Baton Rouge was laid | true |
why was the design of the state capital (Baton Rouge) unique/different | it looked like a castle, not a government building |
how many political parties were there | 3 |
list the names of the political parties | Jacksonian Democracy-Democrats, Whig Party, Know-Nothings-American Party |
describe/explain the Jacksonian Democracy/Democratic party | the leader was Andrew Jackson, he believed that common people should participate in the government and have border voting rights, many people liked the idea and supported him and became a democrat |
describe/explain the Whig Party | plantation owners and creoles made up the Whig party, they were against Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay(from Kentucky) supported protective tariff |
describe/explain the Know-Nothing/ American Party | they say "I know nothing" when it comes to secrets about their organization, also they are negative people who oppose immigrants and Catholics |
tariff means | tax |
how did the protective tariff work | Owner A sells cotton for $5, but the foreign competition sells cotton for $3. Owner A will ask the govt. to tax the foreign competition so more people/Americans would want to buy cotton from owner A instead of the foreign competition |
true/false: the Jacksonian Democracy didn't led to a new Constitution | false, it did and was rewritten in 1845 |
... constitution written in 1812 limited voting rights and representation | Louisiana's first |
Louisiana's second constitution written in 1845 was more.. | democratic, and gave more people the right to vote |
what were the new requirements that the democrats enforced for voting rights | must be white male 21 or older |
New Orleans delegates and plantation owners had to ... power | share |
In 1852 the Louisiana constitution was written again because it was... | too democratic and restricted economic growth |
true/false: there were 3 Louisiana constitutions written in 1812, 1845, 1852 | true |
true/false: creoles and americans cared about issues after all | true, the civil war which is about slaves is coming up |
(extra) which group supported the Whig party because of favored/protective tariff | plantation owners |
(extra) the Know-Nothings were also known as the | American Party |
(extra) this invention led to more slaves and more money | cotton gin |
(extra) what was the largest capital investment crop | sugar cane |
(extra) what state payed for the new capital resources | Louisiana, railroads |
(extra- image a plantation hierarchy ladder) who is the man sitting at the top of the ladder wearing a crown supposed to represent | a plantation/slave owner who is wealthy and holds power |
(extra- image a plantation hierarchy ladder) who are the people at the WAY BOTTOM of the ladder supposed to represent | the slaves |
(extra- image a plantation hierarchy ladder) can you move up the ladder | no, because it is based on wealth and what class you are born into |
(extra- image a plantation hierarchy ladder) caste means | social, racial, wealth based hierarchy |
what state was a plantation economy that had an important port and needed slaves to get money | Louisiana |
true/false: New York had a small port but was a big plantation-slave-crop economic state | false, New Orleans has the 2nd biggest port with New York at #1, but New York is not a plantation state, Louisiana is |
explain the Factor system | a factor is a commercial agent that represents plantation owners in the sale of their crops and earn a % of the profit, they give loans, basically - a person helps a plantation owner with the money part of the crops and always get something out of it |
factories in the North and Great Britain... | take cotton and turn it into cloth |
who was Norbert Rillieux | he was a free person of color who made an invention that helped Louisiana's economy and slaves |
what did the vacuum pan evaporator do | it made sugar finer |
what 2 transportation items were super fast, and increased trade | steamboats, and railroad |
(extra) ... was a disease that was never identified | yellow fever |