What month was Kate Chopin born?
What is February?
Where does Desiree go at the end of the story with her baby?
What is the bayou?
What time period did settlers move to Louisiana due to westward expansion?
What is the Antebellum?
What language did the characters speak in the household?
What is French?
What theme is shown when Desiree discusses Armands pride over her baby being a boy?
What is sexism/gender roles?
What was her maiden name?
What is Katherine O'Flaherty?
Where does Armand fall in love with Desiree?
What is the stone pillar?
What country heavily influenced Louisiana during this time period?
What is France?
How old was Armand when he moved from Paris?
What is 8?
What theme is shown through Armand's treatment and ownership of slaves?
What is racism?
How many kids did she have?
What is 6?
Who was the first person to realize the baby is mixed?
What is the maid and/or mom?
Where was a the biggest trade hub in Louisiana?
What is New Orleans?
What is the term that is used to call the boy fanning her baby?
What is quadroon?
What theme is shown through Madame Valmondes acceptance of Desiree and the baby?
What is unconditional love?
What kind of company did her husband own?
What is a cotton business?
Finish the quote: "And the very spirit of ___ seemed suddenly to take hold of him and his dealings with the slaves."
What is Satan?
What war entered the Antebellum period?
What is the Civil War?
What does Madame Valmondes name mean?
What is valley of the world?
What theme is shown when Desiree sends the letter to her mom asking about her heritage?
What is personal identity?
What is her most famous literary work?
What is the Awakening?
How did we find out about Armand's ancestry?
What is the letter in the desk?
What are the most prominent markets in Louisiana at the time?
What is cotton and/or sugar?
What is the name of Désirée's maid?
What is Zandrine?
What theme is shown when Armand rejects the baby?
What is abandonment?