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1. complete the paragraph.

the great mississippi flood of 1927 was caused by a number of factors. had flooded tributaries of the mississippi river. eventually, runoff from flood levels in the river basin. eventually, the pressure from the flood waters caused numerous levees to break, resulting in massive amounts of property damage and over 246 deaths.

1. before english settlement, the largest groups of settlers in the mississippi area were the natchez, the chickasaw, and the choctaw. which explains why these groups were most likely drawn to the mississippi before european settlers arrived?

a the flat land of mississippi was ideal for hunting animals like deer and rabbits.
b the land surrounding the mississippi river provided fertile land for farming food.
c the gulf of mexico allowed early mississippians to export goods like furs and tools.
d the gold found by early mississippi people was valuable in trades with the english.

1. which answers accurately describe the relationship between the europeans and the native american tribes in mississippi?

a the french colonists won the alliance of the choctaw tribe.
b the spanish colonists formed an alliance with the tribal leaders.
c the british colonists won the allegiance of chickasaw, natchez, and creek tribes.
d the british claimed territory from the native americans where they named the new land louisiana.
e the spanish introduced foreign diseases to native americans that would eventually kill about half of their population.

1. choose the answers that represent the cultural imprint left behind on the land of mississippi by the european explorers.

a muskets b diseases c christianity d mound building e maize cultivation

1. which statement accurately portrays a similarity between the british, spanish, and french colonies in mississippi?

a they all contributed very little to the culture seen in mississippi today.
b they all controlled the natchez district for a period of time leading up to mississippis statehood.
c they all supported the americans during the american revolution so that they could become economically independent.
d they all treated the native americans with respect as they encouraged trade and land ownership within their claimed territory.

1. choose the three correct statements regarding the code noir in colonial america.

a it was created by henry viii. it was created by henry viii. - no response given
b it forbade slaves from carrying weapons.
c it was repealed by the second continental congress.
d it prevented slave owners from legally killing their slaves.
e it also limited the rights of jewish people.

1. following the treat of paris in 1783, the mississippi territory between the 31° parallel and the 32°28 parallel became disputed between the newly independent united states and spain. what was the cause of the conflict between the two nations?

Explanation:

• Question 7: The fertile land around the Mississippi River attracted early settlers for farming.
• Question 8: The French formed alliances with some Native - American tribes like the Choctaw.
• Question 9: Christianity was a cultural aspect brought by European explorers.
• Question 10: None of the options A - D are correct. The British, Spanish, and French all had some influence on Mississippi's culture.
• Question 11: The Code Noir forbade slaves from carrying weapons and limited slave - owners' rights to kill slaves.
• Question 12: The dispute was over land claims and boundaries.

Answer:

• 7. B The land surrounding the Mississippi River provided fertile land for farming food.
• 8. A The French colonists won the alliance of the Choctaw tribe.
• 9. C Christianity
• 10. No correct option among A - D
• 11. B It forbade slaves from carrying weapons.; E It also limited the rights of Jewish people. (Note: There may be an error in the question as the Code Noir mainly targeted slaves, not Jewish people in the main sense, but based on the options this is the closest to correct statements about it)
• 12. Dispute over land claims and boundaries between the newly independent United States and Spain.