Cesar Chavez helped turn a labor strike into a campaign for:A.Industrial workers.B.Civil rights.C.Fighting monopolies.D.Immigration laws.

The success of the farmworkers organized by Cesar Chavez showed that:A.Consumers were unlikely to take the side of labor in disputes with management.B.Strikes were most suited to industrial labor disputes.C.Automation was taking away the livelihood of non-skilled workers.D.Boycotts were an effective tool for social change.

PART A: Which of the following identifies the central idea of the text?A. Chavez was the first one to complain about and draw attention to the unfair labor laws that farm workers were suffering under.B. Farm workers followed Chavez because they believed the only way to create change was through nonviolent means.C. Chavez's personal experiences with unfair labor laws and his desire to better others' lives drove him to improve farm workers' rights.D. Agribusinesses nearly silenced Chavez and his cause by constantly targeting them with threats of violence and unemployment.

The movement led by César Chávez and the United Farm Workers Association (UFW) gained collective bargaining rights for which group in 1975?*1 pointa. American Indiansb. Latin Americansc. LGBTQ+ communityd. Women

Cesar Chavez was an American labor leader and civil rights activist known for organizing agricultural workers. ------- Chavez and fellow activist Dolores Huerta founded the National Farm Workers Association, which later joined with another organization to become today’s United Farm Workers Union.Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?By contrast,eliminateConversely,eliminateLastly,eliminateFor example,

Which of the following did Chavez achieve during his life?He ended the use of pesticides near farm workers.He changed farming practices to improve food production.He united farm workers and helped them achieve better rights.He discouraged farmers from taking poor paying migrant jobs.