Juliette Gordon Low and the Girl Scouts

The video explores the life of Juliette Gordon Low, known as Daisy, who founded the Girl Scouts in the USA. Inspired by the Boy Scouts, she created an organization for girls to learn skills and volunteer. Despite personal challenges, Daisy dedicated her life to the Girl Scouts, which grew rapidly and became known for its volunteer work. The organization was progressive, forming diverse troops and starting the famous cookie sales. Daisy's legacy continues to impact girls worldwide.

What nickname did Juliette Gordon Low prefer to be called?

• Gordon

• Jules

• Scout

• Daisy

Which organization inspired Daisy to start the Girl Scouts?

• YMCA

• Red Cross

• 4-H Club

• Boy Scouts

What was one of Daisy's skills that she pursued during her travels?

• Cooking

• Blacksmithing

• Dancing

• Singing

What was the original name of the Girl Scouts in America?

• Girl Leaders

• Girl Guides

• Girl Adventurers

• Girl Pioneers

In what year did the Girl Scouts of the USA officially form?

• 1915

• 1913

• 1911

• 1917

How many Girl Scouts were there in America by the 1920s?

• 50,000

• 100,000

• 150,000

• 200,000

What was a significant contribution of the Girl Scouts during World War I?

• Nursing soldiers

• Cooking meals

• Building camps

• Volunteer work

When did the first African-American Girl Scout troop form?

• 1915

• 1917

• 1920

• 1925

What year did the Girl Scout cookie fundraising model begin?

• 1915

• 1917

• 1920

• 1925

By the 1950s, what significant change occurred within the Girl Scouts?

• New leadership

• International expansion

• Desegregation of troops

• Introduction of new badges