'Chicano movement' presentation slideshows

U.S. History III Chapter 21-1

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U.S. History III Chapter 21-1

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Times are a Changing

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Fight for Rights

Fight for Rights. Native American Movement Chicano Movement. Questions :. Are Native Americans citizens of the U.S.? Should they have the same rights or more rights than other Americans?. Whose Land is it Anyway?. Under the Northwest Ordinance land was not suppose to be taken

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The Many Roots and Branches of the Chicano Movement

The Many Roots and Branches of the Chicano Movement. Major Themes. Although progress had been made prior to the Chicano Movement, Mexicans in the U.S. were still much poorer than white Americans, and segregation persisted in some schools, neighborhoods and public facilities.

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The Many Roots and Branches of the Chicano Movement

The Many Roots and Branches of the Chicano Movement. Major Themes. Although progress had been made prior to the Chicano Movement, Mexicans in the U.S. were still much poorer than white Americans, and segregation persisted in some schools, neighborhoods and public facilities.

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Labor Rights are Civil Rights Los Derechos de Trabajo son Derechos Civiles

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Unit 10 Test Review

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From Mexican American/Chicano to Latino: Community and Competing Conceptions of Politics

From Mexican American/Chicano to Latino: Community and Competing Conceptions of Politics. Mexican Americans and Politics Class 7 January 31, 2006. Essay 1.

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Fight for Rights

Fight for Rights. Native American Movement & Chicano Movement. Honor or Insult?. Stereotypes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hJFi7SRH7Q&feature=related. Savage Uncivilized What stereotypes have you seen or heard about Native Americans?. In 1999, the crayon was changed to chestnut.

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Opportunities and Limits of Pluralism Before the Latino Era (1929-1965)

Opportunities and Limits of Pluralism Before the Latino Era (1929-1965). Mexican Americans and Politics Class 5 January 24, 2006. The Lemon Grove Incident. What resources did Mexican Americans in Lemon Grove tap in order to organize? What barriers did they face?

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Opportunities and Limits of Pluralism Before the Latino Era (1929-1965)

Opportunities and Limits of Pluralism Before the Latino Era (1929-1965). Mexican Americans and Politics Class 5 January 24, 2006. The Lemon Grove Incident. What resources did Mexican Americans in Lemon Grove tap in order to organize? What barriers did they face?

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Opportunities and Limits of Pluralism Before the Latino Era (1929-1965)

Opportunities and Limits of Pluralism Before the Latino Era (1929-1965). Mexican Americans and Politics Class 5 January 24, 2006. The Lemon Grove Incident. What resources did Mexican Americans in Lemon Grove tap in order to organize? What barriers did they face?

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The Chicano Movement

Chicano Beginnings = Mexican-American cultural emergence = Political movement and farm worker reform = social protest movment/educational opportunity Today: = Chicano Studies programs = La Raza Advocacy group = Literature / Media. The Chicano Movement.

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Chicanas in the Chicano Movement

Chicanas in the Chicano Movement. Major Themes. Chicanas were both inspired and constrained by their experiences in the Chicano Movement. Many groups pressuring for social change experienced the power of uniting around a common identity.

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EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT

EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT. Section 1. Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex. Section 2. The Congress shall have the power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article.

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Era of Activism

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Chicano! History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement

Chicano! History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement. The Struggle in the Fields. El Plan de Delano. September 16, 1965: the beginnings of the modern farm worker movement Declaration of the human rights of farm workers issued by Cesar Chavez. El Plan de Delano.

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