Wisconsin

History

Main Article: History of Wisconsin[?]

In 1634, Frenchman Jean Nicolet became Wisconsin's first European explorer. The French controlled the area until 1763, when it was ceded to the British. In 1848, Wisconsin was admitted as the 30th state.

Law and Government

The capital is Madison and the largest city is Milwaukee.

• Governors of Wisconsin
• Wisconsin State Legislature[?]
  • Wisconsin State Senate[?]
  • Wisconsin State Assembly[?]

Geography

See: List of Wisconsin counties

It is bordered by Lake Superior and Michigan to the north, by Lake Michigan to the east, by Illinois to the south, and by Iowa and Minnesota to the west. Part of the state's boundaries includes the Mississippi River and St. Croix River.

Important Cities and Towns

The following are major cities in Wisconsin:

• Milwaukee
• Madison - state capital
• Green Bay
• Kenosha
• Racine
• Appleton
• Oshkosh[?]
• Eau Claire

Wisconsin's minor cities include:

• Beloit
• Stevens Point
• Stockholm
• Wisconsin Dells

Badger State
State Animal:	Badger
State Domesticated Animal:	Dairy Cow
State Beverage:	Milk
State Bird:	Robin
State Capital:	Madison
State Fish:	Muskellunge
State Flower:	Wood Violet
State Insect:	Honeybee
State Song:	"On Wisconsin"
State Tree:	Sugar Maple
State Mineral:	Galena (Lead sulphide)
State Rock:	Red Granite
State Soil:	Antigo Silt Loam[?]
State Dance:	Polka

Education

Colleges and Universities

• Alverno College[?]
• Beloit College[?]
• Cardinal Stritch College[?]
• Carroll College[?]
• Carthage College
• Concordia University Wisconsin[?]
• Edgewood College[?]
• Lakeland College[?]
• Lawrence University[?]
• Maranatha Baptist Bible College[?]
• Marian College of Fond du Lac[?]
• Marquette University[?]
• Medical College of Wisconsin[?]
• Milwaukee School of Engineering[?]
• Mount Mary College[?]
• Mount Senario College[?]
• Northland College[?]
• Ripon College
• St. Norbert College[?]
• Silver Lake College[?]
• University of Wisconsin System
  • University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Green Bay[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, La Crosse[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Madison
  • University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Parkside[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Platteville[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, River Falls[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Stout
  • University of Wisconsin, Superior[?]
  • University of Wisconsin, Whitewater[?]
• Viterbo College[?]
• Wisconsin Lutheran College[?]
• Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology[?]

Professional Sports Teams

• Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball
• Milwaukee Bucks, National Basketball Association
• Green Bay Packers, National Football League
• Minor League Baseball Teams
  • Wisconsin Timber Rattlers[?]
  • Beloit Snappers[?]

External Links

• http://www.wisconsin.gov/

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