This line helps divide the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.

This boundary is made by a natural feature such as a river or lake.

This boundary is formed by the agreement between two governments.

Wisconsin is found in this hemisphere.

Wisconsin is found in this hemisphere.

Growing squash, corn and beans is an example of this word.

This is an item made in the past that tells us about the people who lived at that time.

This is an animal shaped mound that served as a burial place for native people.

This is the study of people of the past and how they lived.

Today's date would have these letters at the end.

Mammoths would have lived during a time that had these letters at the end.

North, south, east and west are these.

Northeast, southwest, northwest are these.

This tells you what symbols on a map mean.

These measure distance north and south of the equator.

These measure distance east and west of the Prime Meridian.

A diary written in 1845 would be an example of this.

Our text book is an example of this.

A car built in 1925 is an example of this.

An archaic spear point is an example of this.

An artist's painting of a Woodland family is an example of this.

These early Wisconsinites built a city of 500 people along the Crawfish River.

These early Wisconsin people lived in longhouses and often had many generations living with them.

These early Wisconsin people hunted mammoths.

These early Wisconsin people moved frequently and lived in wigwams.

These early Wisconsin people lived about 9,000 years ago during a time when there were no mammoths. They lived in rock shelters.

These early Wisconsin people buried their dead in mounds shaped like animals or birds.

These early Wisconsin people lived in permanent houses and had specialized jobs, like toolmaker, potter or hunter.

These early Wisconsin people harvested sturgeon and turtles for food.

These early Wisconsin people built large flat mounds like pyramids with steps.

This region borders Lake Superior and has many waterfalls.

This region is home to Wisconsin Dells and Roche-A-Cri State Park.

This region is home to Wisconsin Dells and Roche-A-Cri State Park.

This region is home to Timms Hill, Wausau and Rib Mountain.

This region is has Lake Michigan as its eastern border.

This region is has the Mississippi River as its western border.

This lake is part of Wisconsin's northern border.

This lake is part of Wisconsin's eastern border.

Our state's capitol is in this city.