Wonders 5.3 Cesar Chavez

Where was Cesar Chavez born?

• California

• Texas

• Arizona

• New Mexico

What did Cesar Chavez fight for?

• Rights of farm workers.

• Environmental protection.

• Workers' rights in factories.

• Education reform.

Who did Cesar Chavez help?

• Migrant workers

• Factory workers

• Farm owners

• Urban laborers

What was Cesar's first language?

• English

• Spanish

• French

• Italian

What does 'nonviolent protest' mean?

• A method of fighting for change using weapons.

• A way to express opinions through art and music.

• To fight for change without using violence.

• A form of protest that involves loud shouting and chaos.

Why is Cesar Chavez considered a hero?

• He was a famous politician.

• He dedicated his life to improving the lives of farm workers.

• He was a renowned scientist.

• He was an influential artist.

What is the legacy of Cesar Chavez?

• The establishment of the United Farm Workers union.

• The ongoing fight for workers' rights and social justice.

• The promotion of organic farming practices.

• The creation of a national holiday in his honor.

What is a union?

• A type of contract between employers and employees.

• An organization that helps workers come together to improve their working conditions.

• A government agency that regulates labor laws.

• A financial institution that provides loans to workers.

Why did migrant farm workers have difficult lives?

• They had access to good healthcare and education.

• They worked long hours for little money.

• They were paid high wages and had flexible hours.

• They lived in comfortable housing with their families.

Where did Cesar work as a young boy?

• On the family farm.

• In a factory.

• At a grocery store.

• As a carpenter.