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What strategies did both Cesar Chavez and the UFWOC use to achieve their goals?
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In 1970,they issued a boycott that convinced most table grape growers to sign contracts with the UFWOC.
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Name the different ways in which Latinos fought for greater equality?
In 1960s, Latinos began to demand equal rights and respect. one such group was Mexican American farm workers. Cesar Chavez was the group's leader. In 1962, he helped establish the national farm workers association. In 1966, Chavez merged this group with a Filipino agricultural union. Together they formed the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee(UFWOC) California's grape growers refused to recognized the farm workers union. As a result, Chavez called for a nationwide boycott of grapes.
How did the UFWOC get better working conditions?
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How were the Latino and native American movement similar?
Both the Latinos and Native Americans were joining together to demand improvements. They wanted equal rights. Latinos formed the UFWOC, United Farm Workers Organizing Commitee, a union that held the grape boycott under Cearsar Chavez, and the La Raza Undia ran Latino candidates. Native Americans formed AIM, American Indian Movement, which had lots of influence.
How were latinos and Native Americans movement similar?
Both the Latinos and Native Americans were joining together to demand improvements. They wanted equal rights. Latinos formed the UFWOC, United Farm Workers Organizing Commitee, a union that held the grape boycott under Cearsar Chavez, and the La Raza Undia ran Latino candidates. Native Americans formed AIM, American Indian Movement, which had lots of influence.
In what ways do Latino campaign for economic and social equality affect non Latino Americans?
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee (UFWOC) gains helped all farm laborers; bilingual education available to all non-native English speakers; establishment of Chicano studies programs at colleges and universities
What was the significance of the Mexican-American War?
It resulted in a major territorial gain for the US (the Mexican Cession in 1848) that completed its expansion from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast. It meant an increase of US territory (California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico, as well as parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas) at the expense of Mexico. It also renewed the slavery question for the acquired territories, and therefore ultimately contributed to the American Civil War.
