History
Present-day Mexico City is built on this historical city
Tenochtitlan
Wisconsin is the US leading producer of this energy-giving root
Ginseng
This multi-armed sea creature has a beak for a mouth
Octopus
This language has the most native speakers worldwide
Mandarin Chinese
This is the decade the Communist Manifesto was originally published.
1840s (1848)
Wisconsinites consume more of this spirit than anywhere else in the United States
Brandy
This is the third most popular pet in the USA as of 2024
Fish (freshwater)
In WWII, this Indigenous Nation's language was used to create a code that was considered unbreakable
Navajo (Diné language)
This plant was compressed into “bricks” and used as a form of currency in China, Tibet, Mongolia, and Central Asia
Tea
This "Red Scare" senator was born in Grand Chute, Wisconsin.
Joseph McCarthy
Scotland has this mythical creature on their coat of arms
Unicorn
The word "mocha" comes from a port city in this country
Yemen (local name is Mokha)
This is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world.
Damascus, Syria
This Wisconsin county has more shoreline than any other county in the US - over 250 miles.
Door County
This animal has fingerprints so close to humans that they can confuse forensic investigations.
Koalas
Besides Spanish and Portuguese, name one of the other colonial languages officially recognized in South America
English, French, or Dutch
This village was the largest community of free African-American property owners in pre-Civil War New York razed in order to create Central Park
Seneca Village
The English noun Wisconsin comes from this Indigenous Nation's name for the so-called Wisconsin river, Meskonsing.
The Miami people
The Dayak people of Borneo (Malaysia and Indonesia) traditionally teach that this animal was originally a human who pretended not to be able to speak and climbed up the trees to escape having to work.
Orangutan
This is the most linguistically diverse country in the world
Papua New Guinea