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Q: Approximately how many songs did Woody Guthrie write in his lifetime? A: 3 000
Q: How many siblings did Woody have? A: 4
Q: What is Woody Guthrie's most popular song? A: This Land Is Your Land
Q: What US state did people from Oklahoma migrate to to find jobs? A: California
Q: What US state was Woody Guthrie born in? A: Oklahoma
Q: What US state was Woody living in when the Great Dust Bowl struck? A: Texas
Q: What word means: a period of dry weather especially a long one that is injurious to crops A: Drought
Q: What word means: an increase in economic activity from discovering oil A: Oil Boom
Q: What word means: creating electrical power through the use of flowing water A: Hydroelectricity
Q: What word means: food grown from the land A: Crops
Q: What word means: individuals in a group with a common purpose A: Union
Q: What word means: separation of people because of the color of their skin A: Segregation
Q: What word means: songs that tell a story about people or events A: Folk songs
Q: What word means: the collection of papers letters and writings about and by Woody Guthrie A: Woody Guthrie Archive
Q: What word means: the region in the South central U.S. that suffered from dust storms in the 1930s A: Dust Bowl
Q: What word means: the rights that all people have to freedom and equal treatment under the law A: Civil Rights
Q: What word means: to go from one country region or place to another A: Migration
Q: What word means: to organize workers and help them get safe working conditions and fair pay A: Labor Movement
Q: What year did Woody Guthrie die? A: 1967
Q: What year was Woody Guthrie born? A: 1912
Q: What's the name of Woody Guthrie's best friend who worked to clean up the Hudson River? A: Pete Seeger
Q: What's the name of Woody's first band? A: Corn Cob Trio
Q: What's Woody's great-granddaughter's name? A: Kaylee
Q: Where did Woody write This Land Is Your Land? A: New York
