What was the effect of the grape strike in California?

MAYO, Raza Unida, MECHA, Brown Berets are all connected to which movement?

This movement began in Oakland, California in 1966

What is feminism?

As a form of protest, this group occupied the island of Alcatraz and claimed it by "Right of Discovery."

Which ethnic group started the farmworker grape strike?

In 1977, the gay community made a breakthrough when ___, an openly gay man, was elected to the Board of Supervisors in San Francisco, CA.

The Title IX (9) helped women because it

This group organized demonstrations demanding reparations, government responsiveness to Indian needs, and greater independence.

Which can we infer about the Black Panthers?

Major successes of this movement were: In 1963, the Equal Pay Act was passed. It outlawed paying men more than women for the same job. Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawed job discrimination. It became the legal basis for advances by the women's movement.

Over the course of several weeks in March 1968, thousands of mostly ___ students walked to of public schools in Los Angeles in protest because their schools did not offer equal educational opportunities for ____ American students and did not honor those students' identities and culture.

The East LA school walkouts were one manifestation of the _______ Movement, which promoted the rights of _________ Americans in the United States throughout the 1960s and 1970s. WHICH GROUP IS THIS?

This group believed that nonviolent protests could not truly liberate them or give them power over their own lives.

The group spoke out against police brutality, armed themselves, created community support programs like free breakfast for kids and free groceries

Since the 1850s, racist impulses had fueled anti-________ immigration laws, harsh working conditions, laws prohibiting marriage between whites and ______, school segregation, laws against _______________ owning property, and racist violence. IN addition, during World War II, those of __ ancestry, including many American citizens, were interned in barren camps because they considered a national threat. Inspired by the "Black Power" civil rights movement, large numbers of ______ Americans organized in the 1960s to change their status in society.

The model minority myth ignores the diversity of _______ American cultures.

In the 50s & 60s __ were quiet about their _ orientation for fear of losing jobs, friends, & family. Police would target and attack ___ bars. This group wanted equality and to unite the ___ community.

The Disabled Rights MOvemetn wanted which of the following...

What are migrant workers?

What are the Stonewall Riots

Chavez organized _ to help migrant workers get better pay and working conditions

The Chavez family and other migrant workers faced many obstacles. Which of the following was a problem they faced?

During the 1950s and 1960s, This Group had the lowest income, the worst health, the highest suicide rate, the shortest life expectancy, and the highest unemployment of any minority group in the United States.

What was the organization that helped women gain economic, legal, and social rights?

The Capitol Crawl is associated with which group?

This movement was ignited by Betty Friedan's Book, The Feminine Mystique. For the book, Friedan traveled around the country interviewing ___ who had graduated with her from Smith College in 1942. Friedan found that while ___ reported that they had everything they could want, they still felt unfulfilled. The book became a bestseller.

Which of these groups called for ethnic studies classes in schools? (Select Multiple Answers)

What does A. I.M. stand for?