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view:https://ufw.org/ (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)Here are more sites on the life and times and work of Chavez:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cesar_Chavez (Links to an external site.); https://www.britannica.com/biography/Cesar-Chavez (Links to an external site.)

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1st student

Larson Jahwary

Cesar Chavez :
By reading of the third chapter of the History of the United States and from my reading of the information on the Wikipedia website, I have information about Cesar Chavez: – Cesar Chavez was born in Yuma, Arizona, from a Mexican-American family of Mexican origin on March 31, 1927, and moved with his family to Brawley. In California as a migrant worker after his father’s farm in Colorado failed, at the beginning of his life he worked as a manual laborer in Delano and then in 1946 Chavez joined the U.S. Navy and was sent to the training center in San Diego, then married for the first time in 1948 to Helen Fabella, the second time he was a son. D married Sylvia in 1950, and the third time he married Linda in 1951, and in this praise, Chávez befriended two social justice activists, Fred Ross and Father Donald McDonnell, both European Americans, whose activities were primarily in Mexican society. The American chávez helped Fred Ross establish a branch of the Community Service Organization in 1952 in San Jose, and McDonnell presented Chavez’s books, where Chavez wrote the biography of Saint Francis of Assisi as well as wrote about the American entrepreneur John Lewis as well as Eugene Debs and also wrote in the field of independence for Mahatma Gandhi.
He participated in a community service organization in which he helped workers where he was an American labor leader and Latin American civil rights activist and worked with Dolores Huerta, then co-founded the National Farm Workers Association and after a while, the name of this association was changed to the United Farm Workers Union (UFW). In early 1957, he moved to Brawley, opened a branch of the organization there, worked with Mexican farmers and established an employment committee in the Central Control Office, through which unemployed farmers are registered and their names signed to prove their desire to work, in 1959 I moved Chavez to Los Angeles and became the national director of the Organization of American Unity officially, and so Chavez became the most famous civil rights activist in Latin America and american workers voted for him strongly, the goal of the organization is to help those in need solve the social and economic problems to raise the level of Chavez has set up several branches of the organization throughout California, and eventually became the director general of the entire organization, in 1961, resigned from his position as director of the organization because he failed to achieve his goal of Helping farm workers, He began to help farm workers with all his energy, so he refused a job in the Peace Corps since during that period he spent most of his time traveling between workers and immigrants to prove the foundation and laws of the organization. Six months after his strike, he staged a strike among rose farmers in McFarland, California, against grape growers in the Delano area. The Philippine-American Union and the Mexican-American Union united together and formed the organizing committee for united farmworkers.
In 1966, Chavez and all those who supported him made the pilgrimage 300 miles to Sacramento, their motto was “Pilgrimage, Repentance, and Revolution”, and Chavez fasted for 25 days, during which he lost thirty-five pounds because of the suffering of farm workers. In 1971, Chavez and food officials signed problems against the agricultural union and the problems between the two unions continued until 1973, and now Chavez is seen as a saint and sometimes as a demon, but whether people love him and respect him or hate him, he has had an impact on the organization The farmer because it was previously not organized and has no specific objectives to try to achieve, and between 1976 and 1988 there were some setbacks and changes where there were some who opposed Chavez’s ideas based on reducing his view of the UFW organization as a movement.
Chavez lived the life of an immigrant, used unions and a progressive approach without any use of violence to reach part of the American dream, and he received many medals in recognition and honor for his efforts, and even after his death, he received medals in honor of what he gave to Mexicans in 1988. Grape farmers protest against the exposure of farmworkers to agricultural pesticides and have fasted for 35 days in protest against the use of pesticides and this fasting caused him many health problems.
Chavez died on April 23, 1993, and was buried at the Chávez National Center on the campus of the United American Farm Workers’ Headquarters in Kern County. On the 22nd of his death, Chavez became a major historical symbol of the Latin community, and many streets, schools, and parks were named after him because his work changed a lot of union workers’ conditions for the better, and his birthday on March 31 became a federal memorial holiday in California, after his death, was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1994 by President Bill Clinton, and in 2012 President Barack Obama appointed the Cesar Chavez National Monument within the National Park.
From my reading of chapter three, I see that the terrorist attacks carried out by al-Qaeda on the United States on September 11, 2001, have made the government increase internal and border security measures, where it has stepped up police patrols and operations on the 2,000-mile border with Mexico in order to Stop and limit the immigration of Undocumented Mexicans to the United States of America coming to work to improve their standard of living.

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A Topical History of the United States/ Modern America /Fifth Edition

second student

Rita Bahgat

Cesar Chavez was born Cesario Estrada Chavez on March thirty-one, 1927, close to Yuma Arizona. They were youngsters within the family. He learned concerning justice or rather injustice early in his life. Cesar grew up in Arizona; the tiny adobe home, wherever Cesar was born was swindled from them by dishonest Anglo’s. Cesar’s father in agreement to clear eighty acres of land and in exchange, he would receive the deed to forty acres of land that adjoined the house. The agreement was broken and therefore the land sold to a person named Justus Jackson. Cesar’s pater visited a professional person United Nations agency suggested him to borrow cash and purchase the land. Later once Cesar’s father couldn’t pay the interest on the loan the professional person bought back the land and sold it to the first owner. Cesar learned a lesson concerning AN injustice that he would always remember. Later, he would say, the love for justice that’s in the U.S. isn’t solely the simplest a part of our being however it’s additionally the truest to our nature. He lived in La Colonia Barrio in Oxnard for a brief amount, returning to Arizona many months later. They came back to the American state in June 1939 and this point settled in San Jose. They lived within the barrio referred to as Sal Si Puedes -“Get Out If you’ll.” Cesar thought the sole thanks to getting out of the circle of impoverishment was to figure his high and send the youngsters to school. He and his family worked within the fields of American state from Brawley to Oxnard, Atascadero, Gonzales, King City, Salinas, McFarland, Delano, Wasco, Selma, Kingsburg, and Mendota. His family then touched to American state and started their life as migrant farmworkers. Cesar presently became tuned in to the hardships and injustices of a farm worker’s life. He failed to like faculty as a toddler, in all probability as a result of the spoke solely Spanish reception. The lecturers were largely Anglo and solely spoke English. Spanish was out in class. He remembers being fined with a ruler to his knuckles for violating the rule. He additionally remembers that some colleges were separated and he felt that within the integrated schools he was sort of a monkey in an exceeding cage. He remembers having to concentrate on a lot of racist remarks. He remembers seeing signs that scan whites solely. He and his brother, Richard, attended cardinal colleges. He felt that education had nothing to try and do along with his farmworker/migrant manner of life. In 1942 he graduated from the eighth grade. as a result of his father, Librado, had been in AN accident and since he failed to need his mother, Juana, to figure within the fields, he couldn’t to travel to highschool, and instead became a migrant farmworker. The thirty-one years labor leader LED the United Farm staff of America saw its share of defeats, however additionally historic victories. below Cesar, the UFW achieved new gains for farmworkers. Among them were: the primary real talks agreements between farmworkers and growers in yank history. labor leader is best notable for his efforts to achieve higher operating conditions for the thousands of staff United Nations agency labored on farms for low wages and below severe conditions. Chavez and his United Farm staff union battled American state grape growers by holding nonviolent protests. Cesar was willing to sacrifice his own life so the union would continue which violence wasn’t used. Cesar fasted again and again. In 1968 Cesar went on water solely, twenty-five days quick. He perennial the quick in 1972 for twenty-four days, and once more in 1988, this point for thirty-six days. In 1968 Chavez fasted to create individuals concentrate on the operating conditions of farmworkers. a quick is after you stop consumption and drink solely water. Chavez fasted for twenty-five days. Personal life. once Chavez came back home from his service within the military in 1948, he married his high school sweetheart, Helen Fabela. The couple touched to San Jose, California, wherever they’d eight youngsters. many of us supported Cesar as a result of he believed in passive resistance. Like César, they additionally believed that farmworkers due to higher treatment, respect, dignity, justice, and fairness. Goals and objective. Chavez’s final goal was “to overthrow a farm labor system during this nation that treats farm staff as if they weren’t necessary folks.” In 1962, he based the National Farm staff Association NFWa which might kind the backbone of his labor campaigns. Cesar Estrada Chavez died peacefully in his sleep on April twenty-three, 1993, near Yuma, Arizona, a brief distance from the tiny family farm within the Gila natural depression wherever he was born quite sixty-six years before.

I don’t assume that the broader scenario will improve these days as a result of President Donald Trump isn’t permitted unsupported immigrants to enter the us and he needs create} that wall to forestall immigrants to enter in however it wouldn’t make that a lot of of a distinction because there are some ways that they will enter in.

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Cesar-Chavez (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)
https://www.notablebiographies.com/Ch-Co/Ch-vez-C-sar.html (Links to an external site.)