The French explorer Jacques Marquette arrived in the area of what is now Wisconsin and named the river near it (the Wisconsin River) Meskousing. The spelling of this river was boched by other explorers until it became Ouisconsin. The English spelled it so it was more pronouncable to the English-speaking tongue in the 19th century.
The name Wisconsin originates from the misspelling of the words Meskousing (Native American) and Ouisconsing. in 1830, the House of Representatives began the spelling of the name Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin was first called "Wiskonsin" after its major river (called "mesuiking" by the Miami Indians and transliterated into "Ouisconsin" by the French) by James Duane Doty when he rallied to make the area a territory. The original Indian term means roughly "meanders through (something red)", which is believed refers to the red sandstone cliffs in Wisconsin Dells area.
You have incorrect grammar. You should have asked your question like this: What is the statue's name for Wisconsin. Statue's name=The Wisconsin statue
Wisconsin has no true deserts.
the wisconsin badgers
Wisconsin has no true deserts.
what is the name of the lake that is due north of wisconsin
The name Wisconsin has three syllables. The syllables are wis-con-sin.
The scientific name for the Wisconsin Fast Plant is Brassica Rapa.
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the last made wisconsin a state in 1848
There are no cities or towns in The State of Wisconsin that begin with the letter X. However, Xavier High School is located in Appleton, Wisconsin. Xanadu Road is the name of a street in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. Xavier Drive is the name of a street in Franklin, Wisconsin.
There are no cities or towns in Wisconsin that begin with the letter X. However, Xavier High School is located in Appleton, Wisconsin. Xanadu Road is the name of a street in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. Xavier Drive is the name of a street in Franklin, Wisconsin.
This state was named after the Wisconsin River. Wisconsin means "grassy place" in the Chippewa language.