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Before & After
100
He marketed the first wheat thresher called a "Groundhog."
Jerome Case
100
This was once the main cash crop of Wisconsin.
Wheat
100
Able to float.
Buoyant
100
This began in 1929 and lasted nearly 10 years with unemployment, starvation, and economic hardships.
The Great Depression
100
Bison used to roam this area.
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Great Plains
100
The U.S. Joined WWII after this major event.
Attack on Pearl Harbor
200
He built Wisconsin's first Cheese Factory in Fond du Lac.
Chester Hazen
200
Wisconsin (second only to the California) is known for its production of this.
Dairy
200
The amount left over once demand has been met.
Surplus
200
Wheat rust occurred in many fields due to this insect.
Chinch Bug
200
Due to settlers over killing, Bison were near this.
Extinction
200
German POWs were brought to Wisconsin after a rumor stated that this man was going to airdrop weapons to POWs in the United Kingdom.
Adolf Hitler
300
He brought the first milking cattle to Wisconsin.
Morgan Martin
300
Wisconsin leads the nation in production of this fruit, native to America.
Cranberries
300
Devotion to ones country.
Patriotism
300
Though the process was very problematic, German POWs were brought to this camp in Wisconsin.
Fort McCoy
300
This Nation purchased land by Muscoda, WI to restore the bison population.
Ho-Chunk
300
Case, Erskine, Baker, and Bull joined together in their industry goals to crate this nickname for themselves.
The Big 4
400
He introduced the first cylindrical silo.
William Henry
400
Wisconsin turned to this cash crop, an important ingredient in making beer.
Hops
400
The process of heating something to make it healthy for consumption.
Pasteurization
400
Milk prices hit an all-time low, so many farmers began to strike and get violent, leading to this notable battle.
The Battle of Durham Hill
400
This method of farming became popular by Natives and is still used today.
Organic
400
After the citizens believed that the state had an obligation to fund college for all, the University of Wisconsin established these.
U.W. Extensions
500
Inaugurated the first U.W. Extension Program.
Thomas Chamberlin
500
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio are known as the nation's this.
Breadbasket
500
To begin or introduce something.
Inaugurate
500
He proposed "The New Deal" to ease hard times and help the economy, though milk prices did not stabilized until WWII.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
500
Bison meat was found to be healthier and this kind of friendly.
Environmentally
500
Though some German POWs wanted to stay, Post-war Policy stated that all POWs must return here after war.
Homeland / Country