Farming Tools- 1800s
Farming Tools- 1900s
Farming Tools- NOW
Family Farm- 1800s
Family Farm- 1900s
100

Farming tools in the 1800s were described as _______.

Simple

100

In the 1900s, what animals were pulling the tools in the fields?

Horses

100

By the year 2000, most of the plowing, planting, and picking crops was done by ________

machines

100

What was the first style of houses that families built in the 1800s?

Log cabins

100
What were "soddies" made out of?

Sod

200

What tool did farmers use in the 1800s to cut down trees?

Axe

200

What was the most important new tool in the 1900s?

A steel plow

200
What is the most important new farming tool?

The tractor

200

How many rooms did a typical log cabin have?

1- the main room

200

The largest room in the updated houses made with wood was WHAT room?

The kitchen

300

In the 1800s, what tool was used to then cut the trees into logs to build log cabins?

Saws

300

Who invented the steel plow?

John Deere

300

A tractor can pull up to how many horses (horse power?)

100

300

Since glass was so expensive back then, what did people use to cover their windows instead?

Greased paper

300

What did the families use for a bathroom?

An outhouse
400

An 1800's plow blade was made out of what?

Iron

400

John Deere took away iron from the plow blades and, instead, starting making them with what material?

Steel

400

What is the most important farming tool for dairy farmers?

The milking machine

400
Name 1 of the 2 materials that quilts used to be stuffed with?

Oak or Beech leaves

400

Name 1 of the two things that rich farmers could afford

running water or electricity

500

What types of animals used to pull the plows?

Oxen

500

The new 1900s grain cutting tool was called the _____

reaper.

500

In today's day in age, how many acres of land are needed to grow 100 bushels of what?

Two acres

500

Sheep were kept on the farms for what purpose?

Their wool.

500

What is the name of the process used to store food?

canning