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- Historical Perspectives
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From Diversity Comes Strength
- A Brief Outline of Louisiana History, 1682-1815
Louisiana as a French Colony, 1682-1762
Louisiana as a Spanish Colony, 1762-1802
Louisiana Returns to France, 1802
The Louisiana Purchase, 1803
Louisiana as an American Territory, 1803-1811
The State of Louisiana, 1812-1815 - Native Americans in Louisiana
Historical Overview
European View: A Sampling of Travelers' Accounts of Native Americans - Settling the Land
Under French Rule
Under Spanish Rule
Land Documents: A Selection of Trudeau's Plats and Other Documents - Women and Families
Native Americans
European Settlers
Slaves and Free People of Color
- Slave Revolts and Insurrections
- Introduction
- Teacher's Guides and Lesson Plans
- Kindergarten Through 4th Grade
A-Z List (Vocabulary)
What is an Explorer?
Becoming a Local Historian
French Sayings
Map Reading
Routing Explorers - 5th Through 8th Grades
(Lessons for other grades may be used with slight modification for Grades 5-8)
Trivia Books: Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Celebration
- 9th Through 12th Grades
Louisiana's Indian Tribes at the Time of the Louisiana Purchase
Describing the Character of Louisiana Purchase Louisianians
Map Making with Lewis and Clark
The 1812 Louisiana Constitution
The Price of European Commodities in 1803
- Kindergarten Through 4th Grade
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