WorksheetsUnit 3, Chapter 1 Test Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Who claimed the shaded area on the map for France?
Crozat
La Salle
Bienville
Jolliet and Marquette
What accomplishment is Bienville best known for?
writing the Code Noir
signing the Treaty of Fontainebleau
instituting Louisiana’s civil law system
founding settlements such as Mobile and New Orleans
According to this plan, New Orleans was to be intentionally built near which geographic feature?
a river
a forest
a plateau
a mountain
Under the Code Noir, what rights did les gens de couleur libres have? Select the two correct answers.
voting rights
marriage rights
property ownership rights
equal education opportunities
Which phrase best describes a Creole person?
a person of Spanish descent
a person born in the Louisiana colony
a person born in Europe but living in Louisiana
a child born to one enslaved person and one free person
John Law granted land in Louisiana to many people from which country?
Spain
England
Scotland
Germany
What does this image show about New Orleans?
the effects of the Code Noir
why it is called the Crescent City
the effects of the fires in New Orleans
why it implemented a system of civil law
Which countries had control of Louisiana at some point during the Seven Years’ War? Select the two correct answers.
Spain
France
Germany
Great Britain
In Source #1, What event belongs at point C on the timeline?
The new Code Noir articles are written.
Antoine Crozat brings new settlers to colonial Louisiana.
Spain enters the Revolutionary War on the American side.
De Soto and his fellow explorers reach the Mississippi River.
In 1682, Robert de La Salle descended the Mississippi to its mouth and promptly claimed the entire region for Louis XIV calling it Louisiana. He had goals of building a French commercial and military empire stretching from the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Gulf of Mexico, and he had the endorsement of the French Crown for erecting forts in western New France and profiting from a monopoly in furs.
Why did La Salle mislead us about the location of the mouth of the Mississippi River?
He wanted to make the area look more profitable because of the fur's and trade with Indigenous groups in the area.
To make the area look more profitable to the King, in hopes of another trip.
He did not intentionally misled anyone, he did not know how to get back to the mouth of the Mississippi River.
Due to failing health, he was delirious
"If the husband be a slave, and the wife a free woman, it is our will that their children . . . shall share the condition of their mother, and be as free as she; and if the father be free and the mother a slave, the children shall all be slaves. . . . XXII. We declare that slaves can have no right to any kind of property, and that all that they acquire, shall be the full property of their masters. . . ."
Based on the Code Noir, what could a child born to a free Black woman married to an enslaved
man do?
own property
vote in the colony
pass property to their father
inherit property from their father
The Mississippi River would have a tremendous effect on future settlements in North America. During French rule, it became an important route for commerce between settlements along the Gulf of Mexico and in Canada. But this mighty river was known to the Native Americans for centuries before Europeans came upon it. Define commerce
the buying and selling of goods and services; trade
money that is spent in order to make a profit
a written or spoken agreement, usually about
business
a written or spoken agreement, usually about
business
cede
smuggle
contract
manumission
monopoly
a written or spoken agreement, usually about business
the complete ownership or control of a resource or industry
a person who governs a kingdom when the monarch is unable to
release from enslavement
regent
a system of law in which codes and statutes carry greater weight than prior court decisions
the arrival of a large number of people
release from enslavement
a person who governs a kingdom when the monarch is unable to
manumission
a system of law in which prior court decisions carry greater weight than codes and statutes
a system of law in which codes and statutes carry greater weight than prior court decisions
release from enslavement
the arrival of a large number of people
influx
something that is owned by a person, company, or country
a system of law in which prior court decisions carry greater weight than codes and statutes
a system of law in which codes and statutes carry greater weight than prior court decisions
the arrival of a large number of people
civil law
to grant or transfer
something that is owned by a person, company, or country
a system of law in which codes and statutes carry greater weight than prior court decisions
common law
release from enslavement
to grant or transfer
something that is owned by a person, company, or country
a system of law in which prior court decisions carry greater weight than codes and statutes
asset
to discuss the terms of an agreement
to grant or transfer
something that is owned by a person, company, or country
cede
something that is owned by a person, company, or country
to grant or transfer
to discuss the terms of an agreement
negotiate
something that is owned by a person, company, or country
to grant or transfer
to discuss the terms of an agreement
Will you pass Coach Southwell's test on Chapter 1 of Unit 3?
Yep! This is easy!
FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION
We have a test?!
Who's Coach Southwell?
Huh?
