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| State Song (written by Jimmie H. Davis) |
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| "Union, Justice, Confidence" |
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| Catahoula (Catathoula Leopard Dog) |
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| Governor nicknamed the "The Kingfish" |
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| Huey P. Long's Middle Name |
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| The oldest, active church in the United States |
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| When was the Capitol Building Built? |
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| Number of steps to the main floor of the Capitol Building |
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| Number of stories in the Capitol Building? |
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| The man who claimed Louisiana for France |
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| Louisiana's largest educational center |
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| Hallowed out cypress logs |
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| Building where the Louisiana Purchase was signed |
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| Sweet potatoes, rice, cotton |
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| 1st Governor after the Louisiana Purchase |
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| Area of land with 176,000 acres of land for fishing and hunting |
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| Name of the famous painter which a zoo was named after |
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| Two largely trapped along bayous and sold for their fur |
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| jambalaya, gumbo, and boudin |
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| In what battle did General Jackson lead the Americans to defeat the British? |
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| The Battle of New Orleans |
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| Who is Louisiana named after? |
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| Famous pirate and smuggler |
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| Large homes built after the Civil War |
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| Another name for the French Quarter? |
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| 2nd Biggest River in the World |
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| Largest Lake in Louisiana |
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| Number of parishes in Louisiana |
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| Major Cities in Louisiana |
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| New Orleans, Shreveport, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and Lake Charles. |
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| Who assassinated Huey P. Long on September 8, 1935 inside the capital building? |
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| refers to a variety of combinations of French, Spanish, African, and Caribbean cultures in colonial Louisiana |
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| a culture that is found in Southern Louisiana. This French culture is mixed with Haitian, Spanish, English, Gernman, and Native American cultures. |
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| people who were expelled from Nova Scotia by the British in 1755 |
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| known as Fat Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday. The day before Lent begins. |
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| Large Rivers of Louisiana |
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| Mississippi, Atchafalaya, Red, Sabine, Pearl, and Ouchita River |
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| Man who founded New Orleans |
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| The man who restored Spanish control in Louisiana in 1769 |
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