The very first INHABITANTS of Louisiana
Who are the Native Americans?
When cultures mix and trade ideas, often creating something new
A set of laws created by the French to control and oppress enslaved people
What is the Code Noir?
The most important feature of Louisiana's geography (landscape), which was valued for trade
What is the Mississippi River
Mixed race social group which existed in French and Spanish Colonial Louisiana but disappeared under American rule; were NOT enslaved and had many of the same rights as White settlers

Who are the Free People of Color?
The French explorer who claimed Louisiana for France and named it after his King (Louis)
Who is Robert LaSalle?
Native American group who built large hills for religious purposes and had complex societies and cultures
Who are the Mound Builders?
The war which resulted in Louisiana being traded from France to Spain; France lost

What is the French and Indian War?
Colonial Capital city founded by Bienville
What is New Orleans?
Immigrants from the Canary Islands who were forced to migrate to Louisiana by Spain to increase the colony's Spanish-speaking population and build loyalty
Who are the Isleños?
Spanish explorer who "discovered" the Mississippi River, but did not claim the land
Cultural Group created as a fusion of French, Spanish, and African Origins
Who are the Creoles?
Treaty in which France agreed to sell Louisiana to the United States; doubled the size of the United States and put the Port of New Orleans under US control
What is the Louisiana Purchase?
Region in Louisiana where the ancestors of modern Cajuns settled; the _________________ Triangle.
What is the Acadian Triangle?
The three major impacts Europeans had on Native Americans
What are GUNS (aka loss of Culture), GERMS (aka spread of Disease), and STEAL/STEEL (aka violent conquest and theft of native lands)?
American governor of Louisiana during its Territorial and Statehood periods

Who is William CC Claiborne?
Religion practiced by the French and Spanish and which was forced onto enslaved people; still common in Louisiana today
What is Catholicism?
The belief that the mother country controlling trade in and from its colonies will result in it becoming rich; caused the Spanish to try to limit international trade in New Orleans, angering residents
What is Mercantilism?
What is the German Coast?
The successful revolt of enslaved people which to their island's independence from France; also caused France to give up Colonial dreams and sell Louisiana to the US
What is the Haitian Revolution?
Spanish Colonial Governor sent to suppress the rebellion which overthrew Governor Ulloa, earned a reputation for treating rebels extremely harshly
Who is 'Bloody' O'Reilly?
Religion created through Cultural Diffusion (between Catholicism and native African religions) and efforts to resist French and Spanish attempts to control enslaved people's religion
What is Voodoo?
What is the Battle of New Orleans?
Region in Africa where many enslaved people originated from; made important contributions to Louisiana's food, music, and religion
What is the Senegambia region?
Music styles which developed from traditional African musical styles preserved by enslaved people as a form of resistance
What are Gospel, Blues, Jazz, and Rock and Roll?