Midwest States and Capitals
The capital of Illinois is __________.
What is Springfield?
The capital of Wisconsin is ______________.
What is Madison?
A resource that provides power to millions of homes in the Midwest.
A small settlement where goods are traded is called ___________.
What is a trading post?
The capital of Michigan is __________.
What is Lansing?
The capital of North Dakota is _______________.
The capital of South Dakota is ____________.
What is Bismark?
What is Pierre?
A natural resource that turns into steel. The steel is used for construction and making machines.
What is iron?
Group of immigrants who came to the Midwest ____________________.
Who are European immigrants?
The capital of Kansas is ___________.
What is Topeka?
The capital of Iowa is ____________.
What is Des Moines?
A body of fresh water is called a ______________.
What is a lake?
What language(s) did the European immigrants bring to the Midwest?
French, English, German, Dutch
The capital of Minnesota is __________.
What is St. Paul?
The capital of Missouri is _______________.
What is Jefferson City?
What is a prairie?
What food(s) did European immigrants bring to the Midwest?
Germans- Sauerkraut and Sausages
British - Pasties (Meat Pies), Bread Puddings, and Roasted Meat with Potatoes
Scandinavian - Lefse (Potato Bread) and Meatballs
Hungarian - Goulash
Other cultures brought pastas and their native dishes.
The capital of Nebraska is ___________.
What is Lincoln?
The capital of Indiana is ______________.
The capital of Ohio is ________________.
What is Indianapolis?
What is Columbus?
Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat are ___________.
What is a crop?
What traditions did European immigrants bring to the Midwest?
Christmas and Easter