U.S. Freedom Movements or Social Revolutions

JB/JG Social Justice/Freedom Movement Presentation

Jaiden Boykin & Jamar Gordon
May 2, 2024
Period 4

​latino rights movements
Nicknames/Abbreviations: Chicano Movements
Where did it originate: Luisa Moreno 

​Native American movements
Nicknames/Abbreviations American Indians
Where did it originate: Minneapolis, Minnesota 

​What are the names of their leaders/founders: Josefina Fierro de Bright

​What are the names of their leaders/founders: Dennis Banks, Clyde Bellecourt, Eddie Benton Banai, Pat Bellanger, and George Mitchell. 

the Latinos struggled with Organization labor strike, grassroot, legal victories how they overcame this was U.S. Congress debates legislation that would criminalize undocumented immigrants. Immigrant rights organizations support alternative legislation offering a pathway to citizenship. 

​the native Americans struggled with Impoverishment and Unemployment, Violence against Women and Children how they overcame this was The Native American movement overcame struggles through unity, activism, and demanding sovereignty.

​the celebrity that help the Latinos was.

 Huerta she helped by marching along with Chavez for workers' rights, brought together the Filipino and Latino workers on the picket line, and led a nationwide boycott of nonunion table grapes.

the celebrity that help the natives was Leonardo DiCaprio they helped by making a short but strong statement during his acceptance speech for best actor at the Golden Globes

the changes that happened with the Latinos was that they lost territory and this was mostly a negative affect.

 

​the changes that happened with the native Americans was that they couldn't get any jobs and this was mostly a negative affect

​some random information that you should
know about the Latino movement is that The
fight for Latino civil rights has been ongoing for

many years. Many of the civil rights struggles

that began in the 20th

​some random information that you should know about the native American movement is that the policy requires Native Americans to follow the same laws as American citizens.

some similarities between these movements are that they Both movements got rights taken from them They also had no more territory  left

​some similarities between these movements Both movements went through discrimination and They both suffered unequal rights  

some differences between these movements they went through Organization labor strike, grassroot, legal victories 

​some differences between
these movements They went through being unable to have a
job and violence against women
and children

Open Ended

what surprised you about these two movements explain you answer

Open Ended

how will these movements influence future generations? (pick either one)

​why did you chose these movements Latino: Because i wanted to learn outside of African American rights  

​why did you chose these movements native American: Because i wanted to learn the ins and outs of this movement and how did they moved and how they worked. 

Multiple Choice

who was the celebrity for the Latino movement?

•  

  Huerta 

• Sissy
  Spacek

• Pam Grier

• Leonardo DiCaprio

Multiple Choice

ho was the celebrity for the Native American movement

• Pam Grier

• Huerta

• Leonardo DiCaprio

• Loretta Devine

Multiple Choice

What changes were made for the latinos after this movements began

• they had more rights

• they got more money from moving territories

• they lost territory and rights

• they couldn't get a job

Multiple Select

What changes were made for the Native American after this movement began?

• they could get more jobs easier

• they couldn't get any jobs

• they had better rights

• they couldn't pay rent

Multiple Choice

what violence did the latinos suffer?

• Mob violence against Spanish-speaking people

• gaming violence

• They had violence against women and children

• all the above

Multiple Choice

what struggles did the native americans go through?

• The global housing crisis and Gender inequality

• Organization labor strike, grassroot, legal victories  

• Impoverishment and Unemployment

• Climate crisis and Educational disparities

Multiple Choice

what struggles did the latinos go through ?

• Organization labor strike, grassroot, legal victories  

• The global housing crisis and Gender inequality

• Climate crisis and Educational disparities

• Health and healthcare issue

Multiple Choice

what violence did the latino movement meet?

• Mob violence against Spanish-speaking people was not uncommon in the late 19th

• Discrimination, educational segregation, voting rights, and ethnic

• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed.

• combating institutional racism, increasing cultural hegemony, and guaranteeing

Multiple Choice

what violence did the native American movement meet?

• first sought to improve conditions for Native Americans who had recently moved to cities.

• the Sioux of the Northern Plains and the Apaches of the Southwest waged.

• the policies of nonviolent confrontation that many of its leaders espoused.

• They had violence against women and children and native Americans couldn't get any jobs

Multiple Choice

how did the latinos overcome these stuggles?

• U.S. Congress debates legislation that would criminalize undocumented immigrants. Immigrant

• the Latino community has made great strides in the fight.

• fighting segregation in schools to participating in strikes.

• worked on railroads, in mines, shipyard and airplane factories.

Multiple Choice

how did the native americans overcome these stuggles?

• invention of snow shoes, syringes, baby bottles, lacrosse, parkas and corn.

• The Native American movement overcame struggles through unity

• removing Natives to Indian Territory where each tribe could be a sovereign nation

• The Native Americans used natural resources in every aspect of their lives.

Multiple Choice

What are the names of their leaders/ founders of the Latino movement?

• Macario García

• Ileana Ros Lehtinen

• Josefina Fierro de Bright

• Luis Álvarez

Multiple Choice

What are the names of their leaders/ founders of the Native American movement?

• Dennis Banks, Clyde Bellecourt

• Ileana Ros Lehtinen

• Josefina Fierro de Bright

• Luis Álvarez