This city's civil rights movement was largely led by a Catholic priest name
This city's civil rights movement was largely led by a Catholic priest named Father James Groppi. Its native son Increase Lapham created the National Weather Bureau, which became the National Weather Service. Originally built as two settlements separated by a river, this city was the site of an 1845 skirmish set off when a bridge united Juneautown and Kilbourntown. This city was a popular destination of the European emigrants known as "FortyEighters," whose presence partially led to its nickname of (*) "Deutsches Athen." The Congressional district made up of this city elected Victor L. Berger to the House even though he was under indictment on Espionage Act charges. Berger was one of the leaders of this city's "Sewer Socialism" movement. For 10 points, name this most populous city in Wisconsin.
This city's civil rights movement was largely led by a Catholic priest named Father James Groppi.
Milwaukee