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WorksheetsSignificance of the Smith-Hughes Act
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
What was the significance of the Smith-Hughes Act passed in 1917?
It established a new public school system.
It established funding for vocational agriculture in high school.
It introduced modern languages into the high school curriculum.
It banned the teaching of agriculture in schools.
What year was the Future Farmers of Virginia formed, which served as a model for the FFA?
1924
1926
1928
1930
What was the name given to the similar organization in North Carolina?
Young Tarheel Farmers
Young Virginia Farmers
Tarheel Agriculturalists
Carolina Farm Youth
What year was the FFA formed?
1925
1928
1930
1945
Where was the FFA formed?
New York City
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
How many students started the FFA?
20
33
50
100
For how many years did Kansas City serve as the location for the national FFA convention?
Over 25 years
Over 40 years
Over 50 years
Over 75 years
What were the dues set at the first National FFA Convention in 1928?
$15
10¢
$1
5¢
What are the current dues for the National FFA Convention as mentioned in the material?
$15
10¢
$1
$5
Who became the 1st National FFA President in 1928?
Leslie Applegate of New Jersey
John Johnson of Texas
Michael Thompson of California
Emily Stone of Ohio
Who became the 1st National FFA Advisor in 1928?
Dr. E.M. Tiffany
Dr. C.H. Lane
Henry Groseclose
Leslie Applegate
Who is known as the "Father of FFA"?
Henry Groseclose
George Washington
John Smith
Thomas Jefferson
What event took place in 1929 concerning North Carolina and the FFA?
North Carolina established the first FFA chapter.
North Carolina left the FFA.
North Carolina joined the FFA.
North Carolina hosted the national FFA convention.
What was the significance of North Carolina joining the FFA in 1929?
It allowed North Carolina to host the national FFA convention.
It allowed agricultural education students from North Carolina to participate in national FFA activities.
It led to the creation of the FFA.
It was the first time a state joined the FFA.
Which school was the first FFA chapter in North Carolina?
Raleigh High School
Lillington High School
Charlotte Agricultural School
Harnett County School of Agriculture
Who became the 2nd National FFA President in 1929?
John Smith
Wade Turner
Henry Philips
Michael Johnson
From which state was Wade Turner, the 2nd National FFA President?
Texas
North Carolina
California
Florida
Who penned the FFA Creed that was adopted at the 3rd National Convention?
EM Tiffany
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Ford
In what year was the FFA Creed adopted at the National Convention?
1928
1930
1941
1952
What event took place in Fredericktown, Ohio in 1933?
The founding of the FFA organization
The development of the FFA Jacket
The first national FFA convention
The establishment of the FFA Creed
What was the importance of developing the FFA Jacket in 1933?
It became the official uniform for FFA members
It allowed FFA members to have a greater sense of unity
It was a requirement for all agricultural students
It signified the leadership hierarchy within FFA
What was the New Farmers of America (NFA) established for in 1935?
A) A social club for farmers
B) An educational program for all children
C) An established organization for African American boys interested in Agriculture
D) A government agency for agricultural development
Who was a co-founder of the NFA?
Dr. H.T. Griffin
Dr. H.O. Sargent
Dr. N.F. Smith
Dr. L.M. Barker
What is the purpose of the award given by the FFA in memory of Dr. H.O. Sargent?
To recognize achievements in agricultural innovation
To honor those that promote diversity in agriculture
To acknowledge excellence in agricultural education
To celebrate advancements in agricultural technology
What year was the National FFA Foundation, Inc. established?
1934
1944
1954
1964
What is the primary purpose of the National FFA Foundation, Inc.?
To provide scholarships to students
To fund agricultural research
To raise money for FFA programs and activities
To promote organic farming
As of the date mentioned in the material, how much money does the National FFA Foundation, Inc. raise annually?
Over $5.3 Million
Over $6.3 Million
Over $7.3 Million
Over $8.3 Million
What was the significance of the formation of the National FFA Supply Service in 1948?
It provided educational materials for FFA members.
It allowed members access to FFA merchandise.
It organized national events for FFA members.
It offered financial assistance to FFA members.
What was the significance of Public Law 81-740 passed by Congress in 1950?
It established the first agricultural education program.
It granted the FFA a federal charter, making FFA a required part of agricultural education programs.
It created the Department of Agriculture.
It provided funding for rural agricultural development.
