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Idaho by Federal Writers' Project
  • 1. What is the Federal Writers' Project?
A) A program to employ writers during the Great Depression.
B) A project for creating national parks.
C) A government project for building highways.
D) An initiative to publish textbooks.
  • 2. Which year was the Idaho section of the Federal Writers' Project established?
A) 1935
B) 1925
C) 1940
D) 1930
  • 3. What did the Federal Writers' Project in Idaho focus on?
A) Creating tourist brochures.
B) Building infrastructure.
C) Promoting agriculture.
D) Recording oral histories and folklore.
  • 4. Which group of people were prominently featured in the Idaho Federal Writers’ Project documentation?
A) Asian immigrants
B) Native Americans
C) African Americans
D) Europeans
  • 5. What happened to the projects created by the Federal Writers' Project after it ended?
A) They were lost entirely.
B) They became valuable historical resources.
C) They were published without attribution.
D) They were archived without use.
  • 6. In what context did the Idaho Federal Writers' Project operate?
A) During the Roaring Twenties.
B) During the Reconstruction Era.
C) During World War I.
D) During the Great Depression.
  • 7. What is 'Gem State' a nickname for?
A) Idaho
B) Wyoming
C) Montana
D) Nevada
  • 8. What form of media did the Idaho Federal Writers’ Project explore?
A) Oral histories.
B) Digital art.
C) Television series.
D) Films and documentaries.
  • 9. What type of stories did the Federal Writers' Project often collect?
A) Historical fiction.
B) Biographies of famous authors.
C) Fantasy fiction.
D) Folk tales and personal narratives.
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