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Mexican Americans

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Fighting for equal rights and citizenship in the United States.

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1903-2006

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Mexican Americans were trying to be equal and legal in the United States.

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It's harder in their home countries and they feel a need to begin new start in the United States.

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Non-Violent Protests, Chicano Movement, and etc..

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Puerto Rican Americans

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They were fighting for equal rights and citizenship in America.

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The fight for Latino rights started in 1903 and ended in 2006

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Cuban Americans

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Cuban Americans were fighting for citizenship and to be equal in America

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They were trying to get there citizenship and equal rights in America.

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1903-2006

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They wanted citizenship and equal rights in America because there homeland was having a hard time.

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They were trying to get there citizenship so that they can go to America and have a better life there

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They got equal rights by doing non-violent protest, the Chicano Movement, etc.

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They were having a really hard time in there Homeland and needed to get there citizenship in America

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They got what they wanted with out harming anyone and they were successful and getting there citizenship in to get into America

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Civil Rights and the 1950s: Crash Course US History #39