6th Colonial Louisiana LEAP

Using source 1, which statement describes the most significant effect of Iberville's actions on behalf of his country?

• 1. Spain brought its first colonists to the territory of Louisiana.

• 2. The first French explorers traveled on the Mississippi River.

• 2. France established its first colony in the territory of Louisiana.

• 2. The first Spanish explorers founded a colony in the Mississippi Valley.

Jean Baptiste Le Moyne Sieur de Biernville and architects from France planned and formed New Orleans over 100 miles from the mouth of the Mississippi River in 1718

• It was located in a swampy area prone to flooding

• it was situated far from any water source

• It was on higher ground. It was on a bend on the river which a natural levee.

• It was built in a flat area with no natural defenses.

Which statement best explains how the culture of Louisiana was affected by the settlement of Acadians as described in Source 1 and Source 2?

• 1. It introduced Protestantism to Louisiana.

• 2. It led to the spread of Cajun culture throughout southern Louisiana.

• 2. It caused the decline of Native American culture in northern Louisiana.

• 2. It resulted in the spread of African traditions in Louisiana.

Based on Source 1, which factor most likely pulled Spanish settlers to colonial Louisiana?

• 1. Spain gained the Louisiana Territory in a treaty.

• 2. Louisiana was known for religious freedom.

• 2. Spain discovered gold in Louisiana swamps.

• 2. Louisiana was a refuge from the revolution in Spain.

Based on Source 3, which statement best describes the outcome of many ethnic groups living together in south Louisiana?

• 1. It created an Anglo-American culture.

• 2. It led to severe conflicts between groups.

• 2. It resulted in the decline of French influence.

• 2. It caused cultural diffusion between groups.

Which statement explains how the Mississippi River most likely affected the development of the Native American settlements of Louisiana?

• The river made everyday life and trading resources easier

• the river was too shallow for navigation and trade

• the river caused frequent flooding that disrupted life

• the river created barriers that isolated settlements

Which statement explains how the culture of Native Americans in Louisiana was most likely affected by the trade with Europeans?

• Trade encouraged Native Americans to resist European goods

• Trade with Europeans led Native Americans to abandon traditional practices and become dependent on European goods

• Trade had no significant impact on Native American lifestyles

• Trade strengthen Native American cultural practices

Which statement best explains the importance of the trade relationship between the French and native Americans in Louisiana?

• Trade was primarily focused on acquiring weapons

• Trade resulted in the exploitation of Native American resources

• Trade encouraged peaceful relations. Trade taught each group about a different culture

• Music from many cultures merged into a unique Louisiana sound and food

Using source 1, which statement describes the most significant effect of Iberville's actions on behalf of his country?

• 1. Spain brought its first colonists to the territory of Louisiana.

• 2. The first French explorers traveled on the Mississippi River.

• 2. France established its first colony in the territory of Louisiana.

• 2. The first Spanish explorers founded a colony in the Mississippi Valley.

Using Source 3, Which statement best explains how colonial settlers influenced Louisiana culture?

Select 2 answers

• 2. Immigrants adopted the culture of Louisiana upon arrival.

• 2. Traditions were forgotten and new ones were created.

• Music from many cultures merged into a unique Louisiana sound and food

• 2. Immigrants brought new foods and new ways of cooking to Louisiana.

• 2. Immigrants introduced Louisiana residents to fishing.