Dolores Huerta's Impact on Workers

Dolores is a teacher and advocate for migrant workers. She identifies the struggles of her students and their families, who work hard but are underpaid. Dolores becomes a detective, friend, and warrior, advocating for better conditions and organizing a strike. Through storytelling and peaceful protest, she raises awareness and predicts the consequences of inaction. Her efforts lead to improved conditions for the workers, but she continues to fight for justice.

What issue does Dolores Huerta first notice among her students?

• They are not participating in sports.

• They are not attending school regularly.

• They are too hungry and sick to learn.

• They are not doing their homework.

What do the parents of Dolores's students say about their working conditions?

• They have access to healthcare.

• They don't get paid enough for basic needs.

• They are paid well for their work.

• They have plenty of rest breaks.

How does Dolores Huerta decide to help the farm workers?

• By teaching them new skills.

• By giving them free shoes.

• By providing them with food.

• By organizing a strike.

What method does Dolores use to spread awareness about the workers' conditions?

• She organizes a sports event.

• She tells stories to various audiences.

• She writes letters to the bosses.

• She starts a social media campaign.

What approach does Dolores encourage among the workers to gain attention from the bosses?

• Ignoring the bosses.

• Using their voices.

• Quitting their jobs.

• Using violence.

What challenge does Dolores face as a woman leader?

• She is asked to step down.

• She is not taken seriously.

• She is encouraged to speak up.

• She is given more responsibilities.

What does Dolores predict will happen if the bosses don't improve conditions?

• The workers will be happy.

• The grapes will rot on the vines.

• The workers will get a raise.

• The bosses will be praised.

What is the outcome of the strikes organized by Dolores?

• The workers are fired.

• The bosses ignore the demands.

• The workers' conditions improve.

• The workers return to work without changes.

What role does Dolores continue to play after the strikes?

• She retires from public life.

• She continues to fight for workers' rights.

• She stops advocating for workers.

• She becomes a politician.

What does Dolores teach others after her success with the strikes?

• How to care for each other and work as a team.

• How to work individually.

• How to negotiate with bosses.

• How to ignore problems.