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It's 1933, and FDR has recently been sworn in as President of the United States. You are a college student studying political science and looking for an internship in the federal government. You hear of an internship opportunity at the White House, working in FDR's administration. You apply because you know it is a great opportunity. The competition is fierce. In order to be considered for the job, you must successfully complete the challenges below to prove that you are a good problem-solver. Good luck!
Crossword Puzzle
Crossword Puzzle
Complete the crossword puzzle that is in the packet your teacher gave you. Then, unscramble the secret word. The secret word is a clue that will help you open the first lock.
Who Said It: Hoover or Roosevelt?
Who Said It: Hoover or Roosevelt?
Click on the image below. It will take you to a Google Drawing. Read each statement and figure out which president said it. Drag each statement to the correct column. Once a teacher or librarian confirms that your answers are correct, you will receive a clue to help you open the second lock.
Mini-Sudoku Puzzle
Complete the puzzle below. (This chart will be helpful.) Relief programs are worth one point, recovery programs are worth two points, and reform programs are worth three points. All columns and rows must add up to 6. Once a teacher or librarian confirms that your answers are correct, you will receive a clue to help you open the third lock.
Cartoon Challenge
Analyze the political cartoon below and then explain it to your teacher or librarian. Once one of them approves your answer, you will receive a clue that will help you open the fourth lock.
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