World Of Agriculture Jeopardy Template

Farming	Cattle Drive & Dust Bowl	Harvesting & Technology	Matching	True or False
100 2% What percentage of the population are truly farmers? A. 2% B. 17% C. 38% D. 52%	100 Eastern Where were cattle shipped to get more money? A. eastern states B. western states C. southern states D. oversees	100 Texas to Canada What area is known as the Wheat Belt? A. Texas to Florida B. Texas to Canada C. California to Florida D. Kansas to Tennessee	100 Shocks piles of bundles of grain stalks A. export B. import C. migration D. synthetic E. reaper F. shocks	100 F Agriculture is a fairly new industry in the world.
200 143 It is estimated that one farmer can feed _____ people A. 10 B. 77 C. 143 D. 239	200 Railheads In order to ship cattle, they had to be driven to _____. A. railheads B. slaughter houses C. transport lanes D. processing plants	200 Harvesting could be done by a few people Which statement is not true about the wheat harvest in the early 1900s? A. It took many hours to harvest wheat crops. B. Harvesting could be done by a few people. C. Ripe grain had to be gathered quickly. D. Harvesting on the Wheat Belt was dangerous	200 Synthetic created by chemicals; not natural A. export B. import C. migration D. synthetic E. reaper F. shocks	200 T Less than 2% of America’s population is involved in production agriculture.
300 India Which country spends the largest percentage of their income on food? A. Japan B. India C. Mexico D. United States	300 All of the Above Which was a contributing factor to the dust bowl? A. tilling native grasses B. strong winds C. drought D. all of the above	300 Mechanization What ended the Great Wheat Belt Migration? A. World War II B. stock market crash C. mechanization D. globalization	300 Migration movement from one location to another A. export B. import C. migration D. synthetic E. reaper F. shocks	300 F Celluloid was the first plastic made from chemicals found in the soil.
400 Taxation on Agricultural Goods What was the reason for many historical conflicts? A. taxation on agricultural goods B. gun control of farmers C. need for better equipment D. decrease in farm subsidies	400 Arkansas Which state was not directly affected by the dust bowl? A. Oklahoma B. Kansas C. Colorado D. Arkansas	400 Agriculture in the 21st century will depend more on technology to produce larger amounts of crops on smaller areas of land. As the population continues to increase, pollution and waste will as well. Agriculture will need to continue to develop more efficient methods. What ended the Great Wheat Belt Migration?	400 Export product sent to another country from the U.S. A. export B. import C. migration D. synthetic E. reaper F. shocks	400 T The most famous cattle trail was the Chisholm Trail.
500 Tenant What type of farmer receives a share of the crop in payment for working the land? A. split B. dividend C. resident D. tenant	500 .All of the Above The dust bowl taught farmers to _____. A. till less B. plant trees C. rotate crops D. all of the above	500 Before the days of combines and steel plows, farming was hard, laborious work. With the invention of these machines, farming has become more productive and profitable for farmers. Work can be done in much less time when compared to earlier methods. Explain how mechanization has changed agriculture	500 Import product brought into the U.S. from another country A. export B. import C. migration D. synthetic E. reaper F. shocks	500 T The Dust Bowl took place in the 1930s

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