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Which act established vocational agriculture courses in 1917?
Which act established vocational agriculture courses in 1917?
- The New Farmers of America Act
- The Future Farmers of America Act
- The Public Law 740
- The Smith-Hughes National Vocational Education Act (correct)
Where was the Future Farmers of America founded in 1928?
Where was the Future Farmers of America founded in 1928?
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Chicago, Illinois
- Kansas City, Missouri (correct)
- Atlanta, Georgia
When did the FFA receive a federal charter and become an 'intracurricular' part of agriculture education?
When did the FFA receive a federal charter and become an 'intracurricular' part of agriculture education?
- 1988
- 1928
- 1965
- 1950 (correct)
In what year did the New Farmers of America (NFA) merge with the FFA?
In what year did the New Farmers of America (NFA) merge with the FFA?
When were girls first allowed membership in the FFA?
When were girls first allowed membership in the FFA?
What year did the FFA change its name to The National FFA Organization?
What year did the FFA change its name to The National FFA Organization?
Who is known as 'The Father of FFA' because his club inspired the formation of the FFA?
Who is known as 'The Father of FFA' because his club inspired the formation of the FFA?
Who is the author of The FFA Creed, which was officially adopted in 1930?
Who is the author of The FFA Creed, which was officially adopted in 1930?
Which city is the birthplace of the FFA and home to the National FFA Convention for 71 years?
Which city is the birthplace of the FFA and home to the National FFA Convention for 71 years?
In what city was the 79th National FFA Convention held for the first time?
In what city was the 79th National FFA Convention held for the first time?
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FFA History
- The Smith-Hughes Act established vocational agriculture courses in 1917.
- The Future Farmers of America (FFA) was founded in 1928 in Kansas City, Missouri.
- The FFA received a federal charter and became an 'intracurricular' part of agriculture education in 1950.
- The New Farmers of America (NFA) merged with the FFA in 1965.
- Girls were first allowed membership in the FFA in 1969.
- The FFA changed its name to The National FFA Organization in 1988.
- Henry Groseclose is known as 'The Father of FFA' because his club inspired the formation of the FFA.
- E.M. Tiffany is the author of The FFA Creed, which was officially adopted in 1930.
- Kansas City, Missouri is the birthplace of the FFA and home to the National FFA Convention for 71 years.
- The 79th National FFA Convention was held for the first time in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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