History Study Sheet

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Amercans who traveled down the Mississippi River to trade. These men were from Kentucky.

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Kaintocks

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An American who denied loyalty to the United States and swore Allegiance to Spain.

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James Wilkinson

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French speaking Catholic colonists who lived in Modern day Nova Scotia. They would not swear loyalty to the king.

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Acadians

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The deportation of 6000 Colonists from Nova Scotia when the French and Indian War erupted. They went everywhere.

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The Grand Derangement

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10,000 Acadians came to southwest La. They settled along Bayou Teche.

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1769-1785

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He was the last important Spanish Governor.

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Carondelet

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Spain agreed to reopen the Mississippi River to American trade.

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Treaty of San Lorenzo

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Twenty three slaves were hanged. Thirty one were flogged so severly only four survived.

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Pointe Coupee Slave Rebellion

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Became the largest cash crop during the Spanish Period- used to make rum and stum.

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Sugarcane

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1,000,000 lbs was exported from La.

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Perique Tobacco

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Amercans who traveled down the Mississippi River to trade. These men were from Kentucky.

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Kaintocks

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An American who denied loyalty to the United States and swore Allegiance to Spain.

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James Wilkinson

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Amercans who traveled down the Mississippi River to trade. These men were from Kentucky.

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Kaintocks

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An American who denied loyalty to the United States and swore Allegiance to Spain.

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James Wilkinson

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French speaking Catholic colonists who lived in Modern day Nova Scotia. They would not swear loyalty to the king.

Back 15

Acadians

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The deportation of 6000 Colonists from Nova Scotia when the French and Indian War erupted. They went everywhere.

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The Grand Derangement

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French speaking Catholic colonists who lived in Modern day Nova Scotia. They would not swear loyalty to the king.

Back 17

Acadians

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10,000 Acadians came to southwest La. They settled along Bayou Teche.

Back 18

1769-1785

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The deportation of 6000 Colonists from Nova Scotia when the French and Indian War erupted. They went everywhere.

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The Grand Derangement

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He was the last important Spanish Governor.

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Carondelet

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10,000 Acadians came to southwest La. They settled along Bayou Teche.

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1769-1785

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Spain agreed to reopen the Mississippi River to American trade.

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Treaty of San Lorenzo

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He was the last important Spanish Governor.

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Carondelet

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Twenty three slaves were hanged. Thirty one were flogged so severly only four survived.

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Pointe Coupee Slave Rebellion

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Spain agreed to reopen the Mississippi River to American trade.

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Treaty of San Lorenzo

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Became the largest cash crop during the Spanish Period- used to make rum and stum.

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Sugarcane

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Twenty three slaves were hanged. Thirty one were flogged so severly only four survived.

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Pointe Coupee Slave Rebellion

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1,000,000 lbs was exported from La.

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Perique Tobacco

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Became the largest cash crop during the Spanish Period- used to make rum and stum.

Back 29

Sugarcane

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1,000,000 lbs was exported from La.

Back 30

Perique Tobacco

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Amercans who traveled down the Mississippi River to trade. These men were from Kentucky.

Back 31

Kaintocks

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An American who denied loyalty to the United States and swore Allegiance to Spain.

Back 32

James Wilkinson

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French speaking Catholic colonists who lived in Modern day Nova Scotia. They would not swear loyalty to the king.

Back 33

Acadians

Front 34

The deportation of 6000 Colonists from Nova Scotia when the French and Indian War erupted. They went everywhere.

Back 34

The Grand Derangement

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10,000 Acadians came to southwest La. They settled along Bayou Teche.

Back 35

1769-1785

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He was the last important Spanish Governor.

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Carondelet

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Spain agreed to reopen the Mississippi River to American trade.

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Treaty of San Lorenzo

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Twenty three slaves were hanged. Thirty one were flogged so severly only four survived.

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Pointe Coupee Slave Rebellion

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Became the largest cash crop during the Spanish Period- used to make rum and stum.

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Sugarcane

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1,000,000 lbs was exported from La.

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Perique Tobacco

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Was given one million acres of land by Spain. It included Morehouse and West Carroll Parishes. The town of Bastrop is named after him.

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Baron de Bastrop

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Working class rebelled against the rich. Louis the14th and Marie Antoinette were beheaded. Revolution lasted ten years.

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French Revolution

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French families who left France because of the Revolution. The name given them by the Creoles in La.

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Foreign French

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French general who emerged from the revolution as Frances' dictator.

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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Napoleon forced Spain to give La. Back to France.

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Treaty of Ildefonso

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Spain had control of La.

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1765-1800

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April 30, 1803, the United States bought the La. Purchase from France. It cost $15,000,000 about 4 cents an acre. It included 15 States.

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Louisiana Purchase

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He was the 1st governor of La.

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W.C.C. Claiborne

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Where the U.S. took possession of La. Dec. 20, 1803.

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Place d'Drmes