Jambalaya. This is the name of a spicy dish made of rice, onions, spices, and meats.

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This is the name of a spicy dish made of rice, onions, spices, and meats

jambalaya

What do we call a special way of cooking, dressing, and celebrating

A custom

Boozoo Chavis helped make this kind of music famous

zydeco

What is a custom or belief handed down over the years

tradition

What is the name of the festival celebrated in New Orleans since the 1700s

Mardi Gras

Who brought the custom of throwing a big part before Lent to Louisiana

Cajun settlers

What is the name of the popular style of dance music first played by African Americans in southwestern Louisiana

zydeco

Which two groups of people have a custom that includes cooking jambalaya

Cajun and Creole

Which is true about Mardi Gras in Louisiana A Which is true about Mardi Gras in Louisiana A. It’s only celebrated in New Orleans B. It is not celebrated in Louisiana C. It is celebrated in New Orleans, Mamou, and other cities D. It hasn’t changed since the 1700s

C. It is celebrated in New Orleans, Mamou, and other cities

Explain how the celebration of Mardi Gras became a tradition in Louisiana

French settlers brought Roman Catholic traditions to Louisiana French settlers brought Roman Catholic traditions to Louisiana. One tradition was celebrating Mardi Gras. Other cultures began their own music, dance, and costumes for Mardi Gras

Contrast a custom and a tradition

A custom is a special way of doing things A custom is a special way of doing things. A tradition is a kind of custom or belief that is handed down over the years

Review

This is land that builds up from sand and dirt dropped by a river

A delta

A place where people live

A settlement

A period of 100 year

A century

The state we live in

Louisiana

This type of community is a city where you might find tall buildings and busy streets

Urban community

Land where waters of a river spill over

floodplain

This is when you get something, such as money, from working

earn

How have people in our state adapted to the many rivers and bayous

They built boats to travel on water

What shape is the state of Louisiana

A boot