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*100  $aGjerde, Jon$d1953-2008$jam.
*2451 $aNorwegians in Minnesota$cJon Gjerde and Carlton C. Qualey ; foreword by Bill Holm ; published in cooperation with the Norwegian-American Historical Association
*260  $aSt. Paul, Minn.$bMinnesota Historical Society Press$ccop. 2002
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*440  $aThe People of Minnesota$wpeople of Minnesota
*520  $aThe images of the Vikings professional football team, the stereotype of the 'Norwegian bachelor farmer', and even Minnesotan's speech patterns proclaim the Norwegian heritage of Minnesota. But the Norwegian settlers have contributed much more to the state, as authors Carlton C Qualey and Jon A Gjerde make clear. The Norwegians, who first arrived in territorial days, created lasting farming settlements, especially in the Red River Valley. Their Lutheran churches continue to dot the landscape. But their experience was also urban, as they entered the trades and industries of the Twin Cities. Today, the Norwegian influence is evident in Minnesota art, culture, cuisine, and speech. Norwegian culture permeates the state's character and helps define Minnesota's unique social, political, and business environment.
*650  $aInnvandring$xForente stater$xFra Norge$1304.8730481
*650  $aMinnesota$xHistorie$1977.6
*650  $aForente Stater$xEtniske grupperinger$xNordmenn$wUSA$1973.0043982
*651  $aUSA$zMinnesota
*653  $aNorsk-Amerikanere
*700 0$aQualey, Carlton C.$d1904-1988$jam.
*710  $aNorwegian-American Historical Association
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