
FFA History
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9th - 10th Grade
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Lexis Wiegmann
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Ms. Wiegmann
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It's 1988, FFA changes it's name to National FFA Organization...but why?
Students in the FFA were coming from more diverse backgrounds than just on the farm. The organization wanted to represent all students so they changed it to the National FFA Organization
Where We Left Off Yesterday...
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Multiple Choice
Shortly after the FFA changed it's name to the National FFA Organization, the National Future Farmers Magazine changed it's name to...
New Future Farmers
FFA New Horizons
FFA Futures
FFA Ag Magazine
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National FFA Convention is held in Louisville, KY for the first time.
1999
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National FFA Convention is moved from Louisville, KY to Indianapolis, IN.
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After being held in Indy for 6 years, the National FFA Convention is relocated to Louisville, KY in 2013.
However, after 2015 the National FFA Convention moved back to Indianapolis, IN in 2016 and has been there since.
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Multiple Choice
The Smith-Hughes Act was passed in ______.
1928
1916
1917
1930
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Multiple Choice
What does FFA stand for?
Future Fathers of America
Funny Farmers of Amarillo
Future Farmers of America
Future Farmers Association
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Multiple Choice
What are the official colors of the FFA?
National Blue and Corn Gold
American Blue and Corn Gold
Royal Blue and Corn Yellow
National Blue and Corn Yellow
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Multiple Choice
Who is Leslie Applegate?
First American Farmer Award
First National FFA President
Father of the FFA
Author of the FFA Creed
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Multiple Choice
The FFA Creed was written by who?
Leslie Applegate
E.M. Tiffany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Groseclose
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Multiple Select
Which of the following is FFA Official dress? (More than one answer can apply)
FFA Tie or Scarf
FFA Jacket
White Collard Shirt
White Tennis Shoes
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Multiple Choice
In which year was the FFA Jacket adopted?
1930
1932
1933
1941
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Multiple Choice
The National FFA Headquarters was built on which president's estate?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Jimmy Carter
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Multiple Choice
When was the FFA Code of Ethics adopted?
1944
1952
1955
1969
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Multiple Choice
In 1965, the FFA merged with which other organization adding 50,000 members to the organization?
NHA
NFL
NFA
NBS
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Multiple Choice
What year were women allowed in the FFA?
1961
1966
1971
1969
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