Duke Of Windsor, Bahamians Farm Labor Aid

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor visit the U.S. for the first time in a year for important business. The Duke discusses how Bahamians are assisting on eastern farms, particularly in Philadelphia. Bahamian farm workers contribute significantly to the New Jersey asparagus harvest, preventing waste and supporting the Allied Food Front.

What is the significance of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor's visit to the United States?

• They are on a leisure trip.

• They are visiting family.

• They are attending a cultural event.

• They are on important business.

How are Bahamians contributing to the efforts in New York City?

• By participating in cultural exchanges.

• By working on eastern farms.

• By investing in real estate.

• By opening new businesses.

Where do the farm workers from the Bahamas travel to assist with the harvest?

• Florida

• Philadelphia

• Texas

• California

What crop are the Bahamian workers helping to harvest in New Jersey?

• Corn

• Asparagus

• Wheat

• Tomatoes

What is the impact of the Bahamian workers' contribution to the New Jersey harvest?

• It results in a labor shortage.

• It prevents the crop from going to waste.

• It leads to a surplus of crops.

• It causes a decline in crop prices.