Cesar Chavez
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| migrant worker | a person who moves from place to place in search of work
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| justice | equal treatment under the law
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| organizer | someone who brings people together to get something done or to meet a goal
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| protests | actions taken to show people want change
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| citizen | an official member of a country
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| labor union | an organization of workers who work together for better pay and working conditions
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| strike | refusing to work protest low pay or working conditions
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| freedom of expression | the freedom to say what you believe
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| boycott | refusing to buy something as a form of protest
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| march | an organized walk by a group of people to make a point
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| fast | going without food to make a point
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| legacy | something passed down to younger people
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| Where was Cesar born? | Yuma, Arizona in 1927
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| Why did Cesar go to more than 30 different schools? | His family moved around so much looking for work. Sometimes he missed school to work.
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| Where did Cesar's parents come from? | Mexico
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| What did Cesar do when he was 17? | He joined the Navy so he could get away from the unfair treatment of migrant farm workers.
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| What did Cesar's father teach him? | It is important to work hard and be diligent
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| How did Cesar's mother teach him to solve problems? | Using words and talking
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| Who did Cesar study to learn about nonviolent protests that brought change to their countries? | Martin Luther King, JR in the United States and Mohandas Ghandi in India.
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| Why did Cesar want to start a labor union? | To win recognition of their rights and to have better pay and working conditions.
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| What group did Chavez become the leader of? | The Community Service Organization
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