Chicano Movement: Stations Activity & Cesar Chavez Primary Source Worksht BUNDLE
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This bundle includes a great primary source worksheet with a speech from Cesar Chavez and 10 stations on the Chicano Movement. Engage students with the Chicano Movement using these 2 resources in any Civil Rights unit!!
The Cesar Chavez primary source worksheet includes excerpts of Chavez's 1984 speech "Address to the Commonwealth Club of California" where Chavez:
- tells the story of Bracero workers
- summarizes the challenges of migrant workers
- describes his advocacy for farm workers
- describes experiences of discrimination and racism
- advocates for Chicano civil rights
- summarizes his organizing work
- argues for strong unions like the United Farm Workers Union
Students will read portions of Chavez's moving speech and answer corresponding analysis questions. The worksheet also includes a creative summary!
Topics in the Stations Include:
- The end of the Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
- Segregation and Discrimination against Mexican Americans
- The Bracero Program
- Farm Workers' Living Conditions
- The United Farm Workers (UFW), the Delano Grape Strike, and the National Grape Boycott
- The work of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta (hunger strike, lettuce boycott, etc.)
- East Los Angeles Walkouts
- Brown Berets
- Chicano Moratorium
The Stations activity includes a worksheet which has 2-3 questions for each station. The worksheet will help students digest the stations' material and highlight key information.
The activity also includes an ANSWER KEY and ideas for how to use the documents--in person or digitally (even with distance learning)!
Use these two resources together to teach the Chicano Civil Rights Movement in your classroom!
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