During the 1926 First National Congress of Vocational Agriculture Students, where was the National Livestock Judging Contest held?

• A. State Fair of Texas
• B. Chicago International Livestock Show
• C. American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
• D. New York World’s Fair

Answer: (C)

The question tests where the National Livestock Judging Contest was hosted during the 1926 First National Congress of Vocational Agriculture Students. It was held at the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show in Kansas City, Missouri. The American Royal has long been a premier venue for national livestock judging contests, bringing together teams from across the country to judge livestock as part of competitive events tied to agricultural education. While the other venues—well-known fairs and expositions—were significant events, they were not the site for this particular national contest in that era. The American Royal’s prominence in livestock judging makes it the natural and historically accurate host for that national contest.