2. Wisconsin LINDA SANCHEZ THE WISCONSIN STATE FLAG IS BRILLIANTLY DYED IN a dark blue with a shield and 2 men

3. Madison is the capital of Wisconsin It’s the 2 nd largest city in Wisconsin the nick names are mad city or mad town

4. state song state song On, Wisconsin! On, Wisconsin! Grand old Badger State! We, your loyal sons and daughters, Hail thee, good and great. On, Wisconsin! On, Wisconsin! Champion of the right, "Forward", our motto, God will give thee might! [8] [8]

5. FACTS WISCONSIN  MOTTO:FORWARD TREE:SUGAR MAPLE FLOWER: WOOD VIOLET BIRD:AMERICAN ROBIN

6. This Landmark is a 425-million-year-old fossil reef, one of the first recognized as such in the United States in 1862. Professional geologists used data collected from the reef to formulate theories fundamental in the study of geology.

7. Animals in Wisconsin The Eastern timber wolf is also known as the gray wolf. These have silvery gray- brown backs with light tan on the undersides. The winter season sees these wolves grow a darker fur on the neck areas and the shoulders Badgers are closely related to otters, stoats, weasels, polecats and pine martens. They are largely nocturnal, normally shy, retiring animals that live in social or family groups.

8. Jim Doyle Born on November 23, 1945, to James E. Doyle Sr. and Ruth Bachhuber Doyle, Governor Doyle and his three sisters grew up in Madison. Governor Doyle is married to Jessica Laird Doyle and they have two adult sons, Gus and Gabe. Governor Doyle’s parents were founding members of the modern Democratic Party in Wisconsin and he credits them for instilling in him the belief that politics and government are honorable professions, and that public service is a way to improve people’s lives. He was elected as Wisconsin’s Governor in 2002 and reelected in 2006 with more votes than any candidate for Governor in Wisconsin history.

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