Which regions had FFA chapters chartered in 1991?

• A. Alaska and Hawaii
• B. US Virgin Islands and Guam
• C. Puerto Rico and Jamaica
• D. Canada and Mexico

Answer: (B)

FFA chapters can be chartered in regions beyond the continental United States when there’s an active agricultural education program and a local community ready to join the national organization. In 1991, the two U.S. territories added as chartered FFA chapters were the US Virgin Islands and Guam. This reflects the organization’s expansion to include territories that have strong agricultural programs and want to participate in FFA activities.

The other options don’t fit because Alaska and Hawaii are states that already had established chapters long before 1991, Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory but Jamaica is not part of the U.S. FFA structure, and Canada and Mexico are outside the United States and are not part of the U.S. FFA chartering framework.