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commercial farmers
B
migrant farm workers
C
owners of small family farms
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What injustices does Cesar Chavez describe in this passage? Check all that apply.

A
threats and abuse
B
unsanitary conditions
C
segregation
D
the wage gap between men and women
E
unsafe conditions
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Chavez uses this excerpt to compare the plights of farm workers to those of

A
women in the women’s rights movement.
B
Americans with disabilities in the disability rights movement.
C
African Americans in the civil rights movement.
D
Mexican Americans in the Chicano movement.
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According to Chavez, how were the Chicano rights movement and the civil rights movement similar?

A
Both believed that change should focus on children.
B
Both sought to make their supporters richer.
C
Both aimed to improve human rights for all.
D
Both allowed children to go hungry.
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What were Chavez’s purposes in giving the speech "Lessons of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.”? Check all that apply.to announce the creation of the United Farm Workers unionto remind people of the challenges farm workers faceto honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. to help business owners recognize the need to change their labor practicesto encourage people to support the goals of the United Farm Workers

A
to announce the creation of the United Farm Workers union
B
to remind people of the challenges farm workers face
C
to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
D
to help business owners recognize the need to change their labor practices
E
to encourage people to support the goals of the United Farm Workers
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Which line from the text best reflects Cesar Chavez’s purpose?

A
“The men who rule this country today never learned the lessons of Dr. King.”
B
“Consider joining our movement because the farm workers, and so many other oppressed peoples, depend upon the unselfish dedication of its volunteers.”
C
“Dr. King challenged us to work for a greater humanity. I only hope that we are worthy of his challenge.”
D
“Our nation continues to be segregated along racial and economic lines.”

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