A) Red River B) Mississippi River C) Pearl River D) Atchafalaya River
A) 450,000 B) 383,997 C) 500,000 D) 300,000
A) Plaquemines Parish B) St. Bernard Parish C) Jefferson Parish D) Orleans Parish
A) Jazz Fest B) Mardi Gras C) Voodoo Experience D) French Quarter Festival
A) Warehouse District B) Garden District C) French Quarter D) Marigny
A) 1763 B) 1718 C) 1803 D) 1699
A) 1803 B) 1812 C) 1783 D) 1718
A) Hurricane Rita B) Hurricane Gustav C) Hurricane Ida D) Hurricane Katrina
A) More than 50% B) More than 25% C) More than 90% D) More than 80%
A) NOLA B) Orléans C) Louisiana D) Bulbancha
A) Louis XIV B) Napoleon Bonaparte C) Antoine-Simon Le Page du Pratz D) Philippe II, Duke of Orléans
A) The Big Easy B) Place of the spirits C) City by the water D) Land of many tongues
A) The City that Care Forgot B) The Big Easy C) NOLA D) Crescent City
A) Crescent City B) The Southern Jewel C) The City that Care Forgot D) The Big Easy
A) New Orleans Local Area B) New Orleans Latin Association C) North Louisiana D) New Orleans, Louisiana
A) Bernardo de Gálvez B) Pierre de Rigaud C) Étienne Perier D) Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville
A) Chickasaw B) Natchez C) Chitimacha D) Choctaw
A) Natchez revolt B) Louisiana Rebellion C) The American Revolutionary War D) Chickasaw Wars
A) Vieux Carré B) Code Noir C) Treaty of Paris D) Louisiana Creole
A) Ursuline sisters B) Spanish colonial administrators C) The French Mississippi Company D) Company of the Indies
A) Bernardo de Gálvez B) Adrien de Pauger C) King Louis XV D) Étienne Perier
A) 1718 B) 1763 C) 1724 D) 1779
A) Bernardo de Gálvez B) Étienne Perier C) Pierre de Rigaud D) Philippe II
A) Baton Rouge B) Fort Rosalie C) Vieux Carré D) The French Mississippi
A) Chitimacha B) Filipinos C) Ursuline sisters D) Nuns
A) Pierre de Rigaud B) Adrien de Pauger C) Étienne Perier D) Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville
A) Adrien de Pauger B) Ignace François Broutin C) Bernardo de Gálvez D) Pierre Le Blond de Tour
A) Mexicans, Brazilians and Argentinians B) Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders C) Irish, Germans, Poles and Italians D) Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch
A) Coffee and cocoa B) Wheat and barley C) Tobacco and corn D) Sugar and cotton
A) Haitian Revolution B) Cuban Revolution C) American Revolution D) French Revolution
A) To support Governor Claiborne B) To expand the plantation system C) To increase the French-speaking population D) To increase the sugar supply
A) Mining industry B) Cotton industry C) Shipbuilding industry D) Sugar industry
A) Retaliation for Bonapartist schemes B) Violation of religious laws C) Overpopulation in Cuba D) Lack of agricultural skills
A) Approximately 50 percent B) Exactly 10 percent C) About 25 percent D) Nearly 90 percent
A) It caused a population decline B) It increased it by 10 percent C) It doubled the city's population D) It tripled the city's population
A) 45 percent B) 33 percent C) 53 percent D) 63 percent
A) 75 percent B) 63 percent C) 53 percent D) 40 percent
A) Governor Claiborne B) The Irish immigrants C) Napoleon Bonaparte D) The French Creoles
A) About 5,000 B) About 100 C) About 1,000 D) About 500
A) December 24, 1814 B) January 8, 1815 C) February 16, 1815 D) January 8, 1811
A) Benjamin F. Butler B) Daniel Ullman C) Andrew Jackson D) Jean Lafitte
A) First B) Fourth C) Second D) Third
A) Beast B) Spoons C) The Liberator D) The Conqueror
A) Andrew Jackson B) Daniel Ullman C) P.B.S. Pinchback D) Benjamin F. Butler
A) Corps d'Afrique B) Union League C) White League D) Redeemers
A) December 1874 B) January 1866 C) September 1877 D) November 1892 |