Mexican Migrant Workers in the 20th Century

What is the main topic of the text 'Mexican Migrant Workers in the 20th Century'?

• The history of California

• Mexican migrant workers and their experiences

• The American Revolution

• Modern farming techniques.

Which state did many Mexican migrant workers move to in the 1900s?

• Texas

• New York

• California

• Florida

What did Mexican migrant workers have to do several times a year?

• Change jobs

• Move to a new place

• Learn a new language

• Attend school

Why did many Mexican residents not leave when the United States bought the land?

• They were not allowed to leave

• They had lived there for a long time

• They were offered money to stay

• They wanted to learn English.

Life as a migratory worker in the 1930s was hard because: A) They had stable jobs B) They earned high wages C) They had to move frequently D) They received government support.

• They had stable jobs

• They earned high wages

• They had to move frequently

• They received government support

What did farm owners lack for their workers in the 1930s?

• Bathroom facilities

• Job security

• High wages

• Educational opportunities

In what year did Cesar Chavez first create a union for farm workers?

• 1960

• 1965

• 1970

• 1980

Fill in the blank: Cesar Chavez organized a 300-mile march to ______, the capital of California.

• Los Angeles

• Sacramento

• San Francisco

• San Diego

What was one of the main goals of Chavez and the NFWA?

• To improve wages and working conditions for all laborers

• To create new technology

• To build new schools

• To start a new government

Fill in the blank: Most farm workers still make less than ______ per year.

• $5,000

• $10,000

• $15,000

• $20,000