Louisiana Geography and Culture

The video explores Louisiana, starting with a reference to a Mardi Gras video. It covers Louisiana's geography, state symbols, and history, including its Native American tribes, the Louisiana Purchase, and its role in the Civil War. The state's ecosystem, climate, and wildlife are discussed, highlighting its swamps and diverse species. Louisiana's cultural significance in music, particularly jazz, is noted, along with its economic activities like oil production and agriculture. The video concludes with a call to action to subscribe.

What is Mardi Gras also known as?

• Thanksgiving

• Fat Tuesday

• Easter

• Christmas

What is Louisiana's state nickname?

• The Pelican State

• The Empire State

• The Sunshine State

• The Golden State

Which river borders Louisiana to the east?

• The Ohio River

• The Colorado River

• The Missouri River

• The Mississippi River

Who claimed the territory of Louisiana for Spain in 1541?

• Francisco Pizarro

• Ferdinand Magellan

• Hernando de Soto

• Christopher Columbus

In what year did Louisiana become the 18th state of the United States?

• 1868

• 1861

• 1812

• 1803

What type of climate does Louisiana have?

• Tundra

• Mediterranean

• Humid subtropical

• Arid

Who named Louisiana and in what year?

• Robert Cavalier in 1683

• Louis Armstrong in 1803

• Christopher Columbus in 1492

• Hernando de Soto in 1541

Which famous jazz musician is from Louisiana?

• Duke Ellington

• John Coltrane

• Louis Armstrong

• Miles Davis

What is Louisiana's main agricultural crop?

• Wheat

• Corn

• Sugarcane

• Rice

Which natural disaster caused significant damage to Louisiana in 2005?

• Hurricane Andrew

• Hurricane Sandy

• Hurricane Katrina

• Hurricane Harvey