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Chapter 2Louisiana Culture
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“We went out in order. . . with veils lowered and each carrying a lighted candle of white wax. . . The troops, drawn up on both sides of the streets, marched in perfect order, single file, leaving between them and us a distance of about four feet. The drums and fifes accompanied the songs and made agreeable harmony. The citizens led the procession. Our day pupils followed. Our thirty orphans, each with a candle in her hand, formed a third group. Then came the ladies of the congregation, each with a lighted candle. The community and the clergy terminated the procession. The order was well kept in spite of the mud and the singing of the children.” - Ursuline nun
Which aspect of culture still endures today and is
included in this 1734 description of a move to a
newly built convent?
How are Maurice’s and Juliana’s cultures the
same?
Maurice’s family is descended from the first settlers of Louisiana. They
came to Louisiana from Canada. Maurice speaks a mixture of French, English, and African
languages. His father works in the oil industry. He has a friend,
Juliana. She refers to her culture as Creole.
Why did the slaves brought into Louisiana after statehood have a different culture than those brought before
statehood?
The slaves after statehood were mostly English speaking and
were from other states, not other
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What do the three drops of blood flowing from the
breast of the brown pelican symbolize on the
state flag?
Lafourche Parish Center celebrates the culture of
the Acadians in the wetlands, and the Acadia Parish Center honors the Acadians in the prairie
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What completes the
timeline?
Timeline of Colonial EventsDate Historical Event
1682 LaSalle claimed Louisiana for France.1727 Ursuline nuns arrived in New Orleans.1732 Louisiana became a French royal colony.1762 Treaty of Fontainebleau transferred Louisiana from France to Spain.1763 Treaty of Paris transferred land east of Mississippi to Great Britain.1764 ?????????1777 Isleños began arriving in Spanish Louisiana.1779 New Iberia founded.1780 Significant number of Anglos came into the colony.1800 Treaty of San Ildefonso transferred Louisiana back to France.1803 Louisiana Purchase
According to the data from the 2012 U.S. Census, what conclusions
can be drawn about past and current emigration patterns?
Ancestry of Louisiana Ancestry Percent of Louisiana
PopulationEnglish 6.5 %French 14.1%French Canadian 2.5%German 8.3%Irish 7.8%Italian 4.9%Portuguese 0.1%Scotch-Irish 0.9%Scottish 1.0%West Indian 0.2%
World Region of Birth of Foreign Born World Region
Percent ofLouisiana Population
Europe 9.5%Asia 32.2%Africa 3.9%Oceania 0.4%Latin America 52.4%Northern America 1.7%
Which country is most likely Marcos’ family’s
original homeland?
Marcos had to write a report about his ancestry for his Social Studies class. He included this information: “My family came to this country from an island nation during the twentieth
century. They moved for political reasons. My great-grandparents settled in New Orleans.”
It developed in the center of the state because
settlers had access to the Red River, the Ouachita
River, and the Mississippi River for commerce and
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Devon and his sister were on vacation. They stopped to eat a crawfish dinner at
BOB’s - “HOME OF THE ORIGINAL CRAWFISH BOIL”.
In which city were they visiting?
What is a group of people who share distinct
cultural characteristics, such as language and
customs?
A descendant of gens de couleur libre who also
has a shared French or Spanish background
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