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1 Wisconsin Veterans Museum 30 W. Mifflin St. Madison, WI (608) An educational activity of the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs Scavenger Hunt Grades 4-5 Answer Key All of the answers to this scavenger hunt can be found in the Museum Exhibits. When you see you ll need to read the panel on the wall or in the cases with that title to find the answers.
2 Civil War Map Unparalleled Growth Divides a Nation In 1861, the United States was growing rapidly and a debate over state rights and slavery caused problems for our growing nation. Find the answers to the following questions: What year was President Abraham Lincoln elected? 1860 How many states seceded or left the United States after his election? 11 Civil War Cannon Leeds & Company 6-pound Field Gun captured at the Battle of Shiloh in The higher you raise the cannon to fire the farther the MAP projectile will travel. Use the data table on the right to fill in how far the cannon could shoot in the images below. Elevation Range Find the map of the United States in the Civil War Gallery. Answer the questions below: Yards 3 5 1,140 Yards 1,525 Yards yards Yards Yards 3 1,140 Yards 4 1,250 Yards 5 1, How many states belonged to the Union? 23 Label these states with a N for North on the map above. 2. How many states belonged to the Confederacy? 11 Label these states with a S for South on the map above. 3. Find all the states Wisconsin soldiers served in, list two: Pennsylvania; West Virginia; Indiana; Illinois; Wisconsin; Minnesota; Kentucky; Missouri; Arkansas; Tennessee; North Carolina; South Caroline; Georgia; Alabama; Mississippi; Louisiana; Texas; Kansas 4. A company of soldiers is traveling from Madison, WI to Washington D.C. They have been marching 10 miles a day for 81 days. Washington D.C. is 814 miles away from Madison, WI. After 10 days, have the soldiers made it to D.C. yet? 81 days x 10 Miles = 810 Miles; No, they have not arrived. Yards
3 A civil war training camp was crowded and the soldiers spent most of their day marching. Letters from home were important for motivating soldiers. Write a short note to this soldier sitting by the campfire: Dear, Hard Tack and Coffee Hard Tack was made with 3 ingredients; Flour, Salt and Water. It was durable but could sometimes be infested by insects or spoiled. Find the real piece of hard tack in the case and draw it here: Sincerely Yours, The Battle of Antietam The Battle of Antietam began September 17, The Iron Brigade initiated battle as they marched through a cornfield. The Iron Brigade was made up of regiments from Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan and were known for their black hats. Describe what you see in this diorama. Near what city did the battle of Antietam take place? Sharpsburg, Maryland How many casualties were reported? 25,000 casualties How many soldiers were killed in battle? 5,000 deaths The graph below shows deaths during the civil war. Answer the following questions using the graph: Remember 1 = 1,000 soldiers 1. How many soldiers from Wisconsin died during the Civil War? 12, How many deaths were there from battle? 3, How many deaths were there from disease? 8, Were there more deaths from battle or disease? Disease Wisconsin Deaths in the Civil War = 1,000 soldiers Total Deaths Deaths in Battle Deaths from Disease
4 Beyond the Trenches: Stories from the Front What ship did John Isermann serve on? The Tuscarora Did he like it? Not really How do you know? He talks about enjoying time off the ship more than on it. He wrote a poem about it too. Helen Bulovsky worked in a hospital. What are some adjectives or phrases she used to describe what she saw, heard, felt, or did? Wild nightmare Worst of all hundreds of patients Each day and night seems more like hell Tired and lonely, weariness Groan of the wounded boys Long tent, no floor and oozing mud underfoot and swarms of flies The zig-zagged and oddly curved ditches in this picture are trenches. How many do you see? 10 Do you see any buildings in the picture? no Why do you think that is? Destroyed or never there farm field What are the crater shapes in the earth made from? Artillery shells What else do you see in the picture? People, wagons, and horses on a road Does that surprise you? Why or Why not?
5 Mobilizing the Nation World War I What year did war break out in Europe? What year did the US declare war on Germany? 1917 Trench Warfare Find the diorama depicting a World War I trench. A soldier could expect to spend up to 70 days in the trenches. Observe the diorama and circle the words below you think describe conditions in the trenches: LOOK UP! Find the Sopwith Camel Biplane. A biplane has two sets of wings. These planes had more victories in WWI than any other type of plane. These planes were tricky to fly, and more people were injured or killed during training than in action. The pilot Rodney Williams flew this plane and performed dangerous maneuvers. Complete the Acrostic using your observations of the plane. Write a word for each letter of Biplane to describe the plane or what it was like to fly the plane. B I P L A N E Warm Comfortable Dirty Miserable Armistice: The Eleventh Hour Smelly Rat-Infested Clean Snowy Fun Boring Dangerous Easy Quiet Uncomfortable Hard Wet Cold Healthy 1. When was the peace treaty ending World War I signed? 11 o clock on November 11, How did the soldiers describe the battlefield after the peace treaty was signed? Eerie, Quiet Bonus 3. What holiday do we observe today on November 11th? Veteran s Day
6 Resisting the Aggressors World War II What year did Great Britain and France declare war on Germany? 1939 The Buna Campaign The soldiers from Wisconsin s 32nd Division were sent to Buna, New Guinea in the South Pacific. Codebreaking was important to intercept enemy information. Decode the message below: 2. What happened at dawn on December 7, 1941? Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor 3. How many days after the attack did Hitler declare war on the U.S? 4 Days T U E S D A Y GI Jane: The Women of WWII Women served in the military like never before during WWII. While most served in healthcare, list the other jobs women did during WWII: Parachute riggers Cryptographers Bombsight repair specialists Camouflage technicians Weather observers Ferry pilots Motor transport service operators S U N D A Y M O N D A Y Battle of the Bulge In December 1944, a major German offensive is launched against the Allies in the Ardennes Mountains region on the Western Front. Because it was the middle of Winter, temperatures were frigid. Convert the Celsius Math Fahrenheit temperatures below from Celsius to -10 (-10 x 9) = 14 Fahrenheit using the equation below. 0 (0 x 9) = To convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit: 5 (5 x 9) = Multiply by 9, then divide by 5, then add (10 x 9) = 50 50
7 The Korean war was part of the Cold War struggle to contain Communism. Korean War The See-Saw War 1. What is the capital of South Korea? Seoul 2. How many times was the capital of South Korea taken over in the first year of the war? 4 times MiG Alley Vietnam War American Forces in Vietnam 1. How long did troops spend in country during the Vietnam War? Months 2. Minority groups were put in positions of leadership for the first time in the Vietnam War. Name one of these groups: Women; Hispanics; African- Americans 3. How many women served in Vietnam? 7,500 MiG Alley is the name given by pilots to the area surrounding the Yalu River in North Korea. During the Korean War it was the sight of numerous dogfights between American and North Korean pilots. North Korean Pilots flew the MiG-15 Fighter Jet, while American Pilots flew the F-86 Sabre Fighter Jet. Compare the stats of each of these jets below and answer the questions. MiG-15 Fighter Jet F-86 Sabre Fighter Jet Country of Origin Soviet Union United States Weight 7,900 lbs. 10,950 lbs. Max Speed 668 mph 690 mph Max Range (Fuel) 745 mi. 785 mi. UH-1 Huey Helicopter Convert the measurements of our Huey Helicopter from meters to centimeters. To convert Meters to Centimeters, multiply by 100. Example: Meters x 100 = 1,220 Centimeters OR move the decimal to the right 2 places. There were approximately 7,000 Hueys used during the Vietnam War and approximately 2,500 were lost or damaged during the war. Rate of Climb 11,480 Ft./Min. 12,000 Ft./Min. Meters Math Centimeters 1. Which jet could travel further before needing to refuel? F-86 Sabre 2. Which jet had the fastest max speed? F-86 Sabre 3. Which jet could weighed more? F-86 Sabre Overall Length Meters m x 100 = 1,760 cm 1,760 cm Overall Height 4.42 Meters 4.42 m x 100 = 442 cm 442 cm Rotor Diameter 2.59 Meters 2.59 m x 100 = 259 cm 259 cm
8 Persian Gulf War Iraq & Afghanistan The 100 Hours War 1. On what day did the assault in Kuwait begin? February What two battleships attacked Kuwait first? The Wisconsin and the Missouri 3. The major offensive, Operation Desert Storm, only lasted 100 hours. How many days is 100 hours? 4 days and 4 hours Over 2.4 Million soldiers have fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. Over 32,000 of these soldiers have been from Wisconsin, and 115 soldiers from Wisconsin have died while serving in these wars. Soldiers in the Middle East had to communicate with the citizens in Arabic which was sometimes difficult. Written Arabic looks much different than English, try writing the phrases listed below using Arabic script. English Arabic Script You Try: Pronunciation Hello! السالم عليكن as-salām 'alaykum How Are You? كيف حالك kayfa h ālak What s Your Name? ها اسوك mā ismak/ik? Good-Bye! هع السالهة ma'a as-salāmah
9 Periscope A periscope works when light is reflected from 2 mirrors positioned at 45 degree angles. Look through the Periscope in the Museum. 45 Angle What does your eye see? Draw what you see here: ROOF The Wisconsin State Capitol 45 Angle
10 The Medal of Honor is the highest award for bravery in action against an enemy which can be given to an individual serving in the military. 20th Century Gallery The Medal of Honor Find the case with the Medal of Honor recipients and write their names by their pictures. Staff Sergeant Beauford Anderson Staff Sergeant Gerald Endle Second Lieutenant Jerome A. Sudut Corporal Mitchell Red Cloud Jr. War Years Label the objects below with the years they were used. Use the Information to the right for help. Civil War Mexican Border World War I World War II Vietnam
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