Unit 3 Roundup Quiz

What does the term "cultural diffusion" refer to?

• 1. The isolation of a culture's beliefs and practices within a specific region.

• 1. The spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group to another.

• 1. The decline of cultural practices in favor of modern activities.

• 1. The exclusive practice of traditions without any external influences.

French, Spanish, and African culture blended together to form _______ culture.

• British

• Enslaved Peoples'

• Indigenous

• Creole

During the colonial era, a constant cause of conflict between the Indigenous People and Europeans was:

• The Louisiana Purchase

• The Code Noir

• Land ownership

• The Declaration of Independence

What was the French 'Code Noir'?

• A set of racist laws to control the lives of black and enslaved people

• A document both groups signed to agree to live peacefully

• The first French government in Louisiana

• A set of rules for white land owners

The 'Maroons' were enslaved people who:

• Fought in the French and Indian War

• Joined the French colonies as Free People of Color

• Ran away from their slave owners but got caught

• Ran away from their slave owners and settled in hidden communities

In Louisiana, cultural diffusion from the Haitians, Islenos, Acadians and Germans led to what changes?

• New music, architecture, dance, traditions and food

• New government structure and power structures

• New wars and leaders of the Louisiana colony

• New trading partners that made the enslaved population wealthy

How did Indigenous nations respond to Europeans in the early colonial era?

• They always responded with conflict

• They always responded peacefully

• They normally treated Europeans the same way Europeans treated them

• They normally ran as far from Europeans as possible