A group of which members traveled to Washington, D. C. in 1933 and were greeted on the White House lawn?

• A. FFA officers and members
• B. 4-H delegates
• C. Farm Bureau delegates
• D. State agriculture commissioners

Answer: (A)

This item hinges on a notable moment in FFA history that shows the organization’s rising national profile. In 1933, a group of FFA officers and members traveled to Washington, D.C., and were greeted on the White House lawn. This visit demonstrated that the Future Farmers of America had grown into a nationwide organization with access to national leaders, reflecting its importance in agricultural education during that era. The other groups—4-H delegates, Farm Bureau delegates, and state agriculture commissioners—are associated with different organizations or roles and aren’t tied to this specific White House greeting, so they don’t fit the historical event described.