Dolores Huerta Comprehension Quiz

What were the outcomes of Huerta's nonviolent protests, strikes, and boycotts in the 1960s?

• Formation of unions and better working conditions for workers

• Increase in government funding for social programs

• Expansion of multinational corporations

• Decrease in the number of workers' rights

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What was the purpose of the organization co-founded by Huerta?

• To provide healthcare services to Hispanic people

• To help Hispanic people register to vote

• To promote cultural events for Hispanic people

• To offer educational scholarships to Hispanic people

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Which statement best summarizes Dolores Huerta's impact on workers' rights?

• Dolores Huerta was born in New Mexico and became a teacher before starting her activism.

• Dolores Huerta organized strikes and boycotts to fight for better working conditions for farm workers.

• Dolores Huerta's mother inspired her to become an activist by owning a small hotel and restaurant.

• Dolores Huerta focused solely on helping farm workers and did not engage in any other activism.

How did Dolores Huerta demonstrate her commitment to advocating for workers' rights beyond organizing strikes and boycotts?

• By running for political office herself

• By founding organizations to help Hispanic people register to vote

• By becoming a teacher and educating children of farm workers

• By investing in businesses that employed farm workers

Arrange the following events related to Dolores Huerta's activism in chronological order:

• Dolores Huerta's mother buys a small hotel and restaurant in California.

• Dolores Huerta organizes a large strike in Delano, California, alongside Cesar Chavez.

• Dolores Huerta co-founds an organization to help Hispanic people register to vote.

• Dolores Huerta briefly teaches at a few schools.

• Dolores Huerta creates the National Farm Workers Association.