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Who was Involved:
-California Farm workers  (Filipinos, Chicanos, Anglos and Black workers) working in horrible conditions.
-Lack of Government involvement in farm labor
-Greedy, immoral bosses at the farms
-The uprise of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta to help and organize these farmers' working conditions.
What happened: Two short strikes occurred in the spring of 1965. Eighty-five farmworkers in a McFarland rose farm asked the NFWA (Cesar Chavez' previous organization National Farm Workers Association) to help them gain a wage increase. Assisted by Chavez and Huerta, the workers struck. After a few days the growers agreed to the wage increase but not to union recognition. The workers contented themselves with the money and returned to work.
When did all this happen?: 1951- current day the organization active
Where did all this occur?: These organized strikes, boycotts, and protests mostly occurred in California, the most recognized strike is the Delano Grape Strike that took place from Delano to Sacramento.
Why did all this occur?: All these conflicts happened because farmers were pushing for their civil rights.Farmers have always been on the short end of the stick economically and have had to deal with abuse in almost all aspects of their job.These aspects included terrible work conditions and pay.

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One of the UFW's biggest and least known protests

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One of the UFW's biggest and least known protests

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July-August 1975–To educate farm workers about their newly-won rights, won with the help of newly-elected governor Jerry Brown, Chavez embarks upon his longest, and least known, march, a 1,000-mile 59-day trek from the Mexican border at San Ysidro north along the coast to Salinas and then from Sacramento south down the Central Valley to the UFW’s La Paz headquarters at Keene, southeast of Bakersfield. Tens of thousands of farm workers march and attend evening rallies to hear Chavez and organize their ranches.

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This movie helps give us a visual of how this labor union formed and all the hardships it endured to form it's self.

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This was a protest Cesar Chavez formed for the UFW that was a 300-mile march from Delano to Sacramento, the protest also included boycotting the purchase of grapes.This relates to the topic of civil rights because what led to this movement was the hardships farmers endured until they no longer could withstand the cruel working conditions that they wanted change for.This is important to history because farmers improved their working conditions and stood up for their rights that weren't up to par with their expectations.

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Cesar Chavez' Impact on Civil Rights Movement

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Cesar Chavez' Impact on Civil Rights Movement

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This is a painting showing off Cesar Chavez and his impact on the civil rights movement.This relates to the topic because it shows the impact and legacy of Cesar Chavez on the UFW association, which was leading these peaceful protests and boycotts for the greater good for the farmers' working conditions.This is important to history because it shows off one of our greatest civil rights leaders of America and his impact on society.

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This is the flag the United Farm Workers used to promote their movement.This relates to the topic because it shows how organized this movement was to promote civil rights, the eagle in the flag was used to promote courage among farmers and represent dignity to people observing the flag.It's important to history because this is the flag that is associated to the better wages and work environment earned from protesting.