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event #1 Mexico Revolution Drives Immigration to US

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event #1 Mexico Revolution Drives Immigration to US

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who: Mexican immigrants

what: Due to the Mexican Revoultion a swell amount of Mexicans crossed the U.S. border. Between 1910 and 1930 the population of Mexican Immigrants increased from 200,000 to 600,000.

when: 1910-1917

where: U.S. Border, and El Paso, Texas.

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event #2 Puerto Ricans Granted US Citizenship

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event #2 Puerto Ricans Granted US Citizenship

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who: Puerto Ricans

what: President Wilson signs the Jones-Shafroth Act allowing U.S. citzenship to Puerto ricans. After this happened it allowed Puerto Ricans to join the U.S. army. This also benefitted the U.S. given that they were going into World War 1. In time, 20,000 Puerto Ricans were drafted to serve during the disagreement.

when: March 2nd, 1917

where: island territory

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who: Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo

what: Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo was the first Hispanic Senator. He was born in Mexico but immigrated to the United States when he was a boy. He served one term as govener in New Mexico. Later on, he was elected to the State house of representatives before running for the U.S. senate. His time in Washington didn't last long due to the fact that he got very sick and traveled back home. He later died on April 7th,1930.

when: December 7th, 1928

where: New Mexico, and the United States.

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event #4 Contributions During World War II

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event #4 Contributions During World War II

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who: Puerto Ricans

what: When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor causing World War ll, 500,000 Mexican Americans had served in the Military during the disagreement.

when: December 7th, 1941

where: Pearl Harbor

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event #5 Supreme Court Prohibits Segregation for Mexican-American Students

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event #5 Supreme Court Prohibits Segregation for Mexican-American Students

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who: Sylvia Mendez and others.

what: Sylivia Mendez and other families sued four diffrent schools because they were denied entry due to the fact of them all being Mexican.

when: April 14th, 1947

where:California public schools in Mendez v. Westminster School District.

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who: Black and Mexican Americans

what: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 becomes law that is signed by Lyndon B. Johsnon. This law involves outlawing discrimination based off of race,sex,religion,national orgin and color of skin. An instantaneous outcome to this law is requiring Black A=and Mexican Americans to take a diffrent designated area.

when: July 2nd, 1964

where: Federal Jobs, etc.

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event #7 Cesar Chavez Leads Delano Grape Strike

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event #7 Cesar Chavez Leads Delano Grape Strike

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who: Cesar Chavez

what: Chavez led 75 latino and  Filipino farm workers on a historic walk. They walked from Delano, California to the State Capitol in Sacramento. He did this to draw attention to grape growers. This march lasted a very long time.

when:March 17th, 1966

where:Delano, California, and the State Capitol in Sacramento

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who: Fidel Castro

what: Cuban citizens were allowed to immigrate to Flordia. Despite that, they had to have their own boat transport. Within the months 125,000 Cubans transported across the country.

when: April 20th, 1980

where: Florida

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who: Dr.Lauro Cavazos

what:Dr.Lauro Cavazos was the first Hispanic to serve in a presdential cabinet.

when: September 21,1988

where:White House

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who: The North American free trade agreement (NAFTA)

what: The United States, Mexico, and Canada all negotiated and decided to inagurate a North America free-trade. Which lifts traiffs for most goods. This changed in 2020 and restored by the  US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

when Jan. 1st, 1994

where: U.S., Mexico, Canada.