The 'German Triangle' refers to the concentration of German immigrants in which three cities?
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Correct answer: Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Milwaukee
These Midwestern cities became hubs of German culture, featuring German-language newspapers, beer gardens, and musical societies. The presence of these immigrants helped transform the Midwest into a distinct economic and cultural region.
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