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He died from old age and had man sickness at once which is overkill but life doesn't care about that 😎

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He was a was a big supporter of the hispanic rights movement. his family struggled with money so he went to school in the states hoping it could get him a job with good pay for his family. for 5 years he attended private school in america before enrolling into college but after a year he left. he had to do odd jobs like selling shoes and teaching classes. while he was teaching in the day at night he would study law. in December 11, 1884, he became a US citizen.
He did all o this with the disadvantage of being a hispanic

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he opened up a door for more diversity in the office and some more opinions on how to change america

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1st: He attended school for a little bit before he was beet by the teacher then was homeschooled for the rest of the time

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Republican from 1911 to 1930

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He was the governor of mexico before he went to america

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born: December 7, 1859
died: April 7, 1930

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About this Reading Room | Hispanic Reading Room | Research Centers | Library of Congress

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Staff in the Hispanic Reading Room recommend collection items in all formats from and about these regions in collaboration with colleagues throughout the General and Special Collections. This work has resulted in millions of physical and digital items cared for and served in nearly every reading room at the Library of Congress. While some items are accessible to the public digitally, many require research at the Library of Congress. Staff in the Hispanic Reading Room work with professors, students, writers, educators, librarians, researchers and creatives worldwide to facilitate access to collection items and research services through instructive reference, bibliographic outreach, curated recordings, podcasts and collaborative projects.