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Who- Cuban

What- Cuban Independence is decreased in the Cuban constitution. The US also says that Cuba can't sign treaty's with other countries to borrow money.

Where- US

When- 1901

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Who- Hispanic Americans

What- After the reclamation act is passed many Hispanic Americans loose ownership of their land.

Where- US

When- 1902

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Who- Mexicans and Japanese

What- 1,200 Mexican and Japanese farmers worked to establish a farm union. The Japanese- Mexican Labor Association was the first to win a strike between the California agricultural industry.

Where- California

When- 1903

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Who- Mexicans

What- The Mexican Revolution forced Mexicans over the border of Mexico, into the United States. This was because they wanted to seek safety and employment.

Where- United States

When- 1910

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Who- Mexican Americans

What- New Mexico becomes a bilingual state. Funds for voting in English and Spanish for bilingual education.

Where- New Mexico

When- 1912

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Who- Puerto Ricans

What- Puerto Ricans were granted U.S. citizenship. They can now freely immigrate to the U.S.

Where- United States

When- 1917

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Who- Mexicans

What- The United States started deporting Mexicans out of the U.S. It was between 300 and 500 thousand people that had to leave.

Where- United States

When- 1932

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Who- Cubans

What- The Platt Amendment comes out which confined the Cuban government. This limited the rights of Cubans.

Where- US

When- 1934

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Who- Latinos

What- Many Latinos joined the U.S. Military to serve in WWII. This was the largest ethnic group to be in the war.

Where- United States

When- 1940's

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Who- Hispanic Americans

What- A play, West side Story, is on Broadway. This play expresses tensions related to race in the 40's and 50's.

Where- New York

When- 1958

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Who- Cubans

What- Many Cubans left Havana, Cuba because they didn't want to be ruled by Fidel Castro. More than 200,000 Cubans evacuated.

Where- Cuba

When- 1960

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Who- Mexican Americans

What- After JFK's death, president Johnson allowed more Mexican Americans into the government, more than any president before.

Where- United States

When- 1963

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Who- U.S. Citizens

What- The Civil Rights Act was passed. The act gave equality to everyone regarding their gender, religious beliefs, race, or ethnicity.

Where- United States

When- 1964

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Who- U.S. Citizen workers

What- Workers went on a peaceful strike. They were both verbally and physically attacked by other people for their actions.

Where- United States

When- 1966

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Who- Herman Badillo

What- Herman Badillo was the first Puerto Rican to be elected onto Congress.

Where- United States

When- 1970

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Who- Cubans

What- As the Cuban community continues to grow in Miami, the city becomes more bilingual.

Where- Miami, Florida

When- 1973

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Who- Fidel Castro

What- Fidel Castro lets any Cuban leave. This gave Cubans their freedom and independence to leave. After the option to leave 125,000 Cubans end up in South Florida.

Where- Cuba

When- 1980

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Event #18 - Immigration Reform & Control Act (Emily)

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Event #18 - Immigration Reform & Control Act (Emily)

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Who- Ronald Reagan

What- Ronald Reagan pass an act that would make the border entering the U.S. safer. There is now security and people monitor their employees.

Where- United States

When- 1986

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Who- Hispanic Americans

What- Hispanics in the U.S. became the largest racial group. The Hispanics went beyond the number of African Americans.

Where- United States

When- 2003

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Who- Hispanics

What- Almost 51 million Hispanics are now part of the United States population. This population is expect to continue growing.

Where- United States

When- 2013