He the Man
What are You Doing?
National Anthem
Name 1
Misc.
100
Signed the Emancipation Proclamation
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Abraham Lincoln
100
I am dancing the official state dance of Wisconsin. Basically hopping on each leg twice.
Polka
100
This nationality was known for starting taverns, grocery stores, and bakeries. Magnifico!
Italians
100
Name 1 nationality that moved to Wisconsin.
Finnish
Dutch
Polish
German
Hmong
Italian
100
This ship was around for 10 years before it caught fire on Lake Huron.
The Niagara
200
Started a community for other freed slaves.
John Greene
200
I am shoveling coal into a train car, known as this.
Tramming
200
Hans Christian Heg was this nationality, doncha know!
Norwegian
200
Name 1 major barrier for most immigrants.
Language
Education
Cultures
200
What year was the bank established in Hurley.
1920
300
He was one of the first to build a shrine along the roadway.
John Konkol
300
I am working toward a goal with others toward a goal and sharing profit.
Co-op
300
This nationality was known to build shrines along roadsides out of bricks and Poles.
Poles
300
Name 1 employment opportunity offered in Wisconsin in the 1900s.
Agriculture
Manufacturing/Factories
Logging
300
This is Wisconsin's oldest known Polish community.
Portage
400
Called enslaved people "Contrabands" as part of the war effort.
Benjamin Butler
400
I am paying my employees with a form of money that can only be used on certain things.
Scrip
400
This nationality migrated to the U.S. during the Vietnam War. Now they Live Ahmong us!
Hmong
400
Name 1 reason for hazardous working conditions?
Primitive Machinery
Harmful Chemicals
Long Hours
400
This document abolished slavery.
The Emancipation Proclamation
500
Wrote Handbook for the Homeseeker. And secured permission to create Norther Wisconsin.
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William Henry
500
I just signed a contract making me this type of servant.
Indentured
500
This nationality is from the Netherlands. Double your fun with 2 jumpropes.
Dutch
500
Name 1 way society helped immigrants.
Loaned them Money
Relocated workers to Wisconsin
Moved them away from factories
500
This was built East to West through Wisconsin and still exists today.
Milwaukee & Mississippi Railroad
600
Highest ranking WI soldier killed in the Civil War.
Han Christian Heg
600
I'm going to look for Iron in the Northern Wisconsin range.
Gogebic
600
This nationality was almost finnished before coming to the U.S. after a Russian Czar treated their country like a slave state.
Finns / Finnish
600
Name 1 Wisconsin town mentioned in Chapter 2.
Hurley
Portage
Menominee
Cross Plains
Mazomanie
Milwaukee
600
Land in norther Wisconsin became sandy and full of stumps due to this.
Over-Lumbering