Louisiana's early history

Group of Native Americans in Louisiana that lived in the northwest part of what is now Louisiana.

• Natchez

• Choctaw

• Caddo

Group of Native Americans in Louisiana that lived closest to the Mississippi River.

• Choctaw

• Caddo

• Natchez

Early Native Americans moved from place to place in search of food like buffalo, fish, and plants.

• false

• true

The Caddo used _______ and ______ to build homes that looked like beehives.

• grass & wood

• mud & grass

• bricks & wood

European and Native Americans (a)   goods and shared ideas about growing crops.

arrived 100 years after Hernando de Soto.

• Choctaw

• Bernardo de Gálvez

• Robert La Salle

• Henry Longfellow

A trading post established in 1716 on the Red River.

• Port Sulfur

• Shreveport

• Poverty Point

• Natchitochez

Which of these is true about enslaved Africans in Louisiana of the 1700s?

• were given their own land to grow cotton and sugarcane

• were owned by other people and are forced to work

• they built forts and trading post

The first enslaved Africans were brought to Louisiana in

• 1923

• 1782

• 1716

• 1845

A​ (a)   is a large farm where crops such as ​ (b)   or ​ (c)   are grown.

• Plantation
• sugarcane
• cotton
• beans
• colony